leveling links installation

[paperboy]

How big of a job is it? I know you have take the weight off the shock. Is the spring going to cause a problem reinserting the bolts? I've read the procedure somewhere here before but can't seem to find it. Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated.

[Ponch]

PB, see link below for install instructions. Its really a piece of cake. Just raise the bike enough to get the weight off the rear tire, but with tire touching floor. I didn't have to remove the AIS valve or anything. Bolts are easy to reach.

 

Ponch

 

http://www.diamondraccessories.com/yamaha/prodinstructions.php?productcode=LLK&name=Leveling%20Link%20Kit

[Mariner Fan]

Paperboy, I'm waiting for my links and should see them in the next couple of days. It looks easy enough. Just a matter of unbolting and bolting the new ones on. I've heard it only takes a half hour.

[Little Bob]

Hey Guys,

It`s a piece of cake. Took me less than 20 minutes to do mine. Like what was said above take a little weight of the back tire and bam out they come and in they go. :080402gudl_prv:

[flb_78]

Does anyone have a set of factory links they would not mind letting go of? I'd let to pick up a set to play with.

[Jerry W]

Forrest,

I am thinking about lowering the back of my bike to make it easier to step over since I added the backrest. If I do this, I will have a set of factory links.

 

Does anyone have a set of factory links they would not mind letting go of? I'd let to pick up a set to play with.

[Monsta]

I have a set on my workbench. Pay for shipping and I'll mail them Tuesday. They should fit in a Flat Rate box. $8.95 or so.