Lowering link ID Please
 

So I bought this bike used from a dealership at a great price, the down fall to it is that the previous owner has done some upgrades which I am trying to figure out what they all are. The dealership is no help to me what so ever, therefore I am posting this for some help again.

What I figured out so far is it has
1. Yoshi slipons
2. stock air filter/box and jets
3. the gearing is OEM with newer chain and sprockets
4. Braided brake lines for the front only (why they didn't do the rear at the same time I don't know)
5. Lowering kit/link is the point of this thread.

Doing some research to find out what make it is cause some lowering kits/links can be adjusted back to stock height and others not. After hours of searching and reading I am still stumped. So my question is does any body know who made this link by this bad pic I took or is it a home made mod.



Things that I have ordered and will be installing over the winter is
1. Krieger manual CCT's https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...cons/icon7.gif
2. Universal R/R https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...cons/icon7.gif
3 Ride it Moto levers https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...cons/icon7.gif
4. and cosmetic things ie flushmounts, windscreen etc

I have no idea but you do know that you can just buy a new complete stock link for $73 and be done with it all. right?

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Pos #9

The kit I got off ebay allows me to +/- from stock. Cant remember the name of the company. The entire unit is steel not aluminum. I will be tell you watch out on how low it is. The rear brake asm will hit exhaust, shock/spring will bind and hit swing arm & ground clearance issues will become a factor in crashes.

Maybe that the way I will go is just get rid of it entirely. Thanks

That would be my recommendation.... it is a rather critical component,
IMHO ;)

I believe it may be from Adjustment Tech, a company here in Canada, - - - Adjustment Tech Racing - - -, as their stuff looks like that and they offer a kit for the VTR, part# cbr6911-sp (picture from their website below).

http://www.adjustmenttech.net/images/Adjusters/3.jpg

Addendum: Actually, I just noticed you, Wild Bill, are from Barrie, Ontario which makes it even more likely that the lowering link is from Adjustment Tech who are located in Ontario.

Hey thanks OldGuy I really does look like it. Going to check out the link now.