DeRisi rear linkage installed w/pics

[450r#221]

Just got it on about an hour ago.:D http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v280/450r221/Picture092a2.jpg

[450r#221]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v280/450r221/Picture092a3.jpg

[450r#221]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v280/450r221/Picture096.jpg

[kazpr]

Go ride it and let me know what to expect!!

[ThumPIN_450R]

Originally posted by kazpr
Go ride it and let me know what to expect!!

you can expect a smooth ride kazpr a very smooth and much better handling ride:D

[kazpr]

Ya I am hoping the last time I rode my bike was with stock rear tires, a arms, axle and shocks. Now when it is back together will 18" rears, +2 a arms, Lsr axle and Derisi shocks. I am sure it will not even be anything like it was before. I will have to learn to ride again!!

[kazpr]

Do you know how much this setup lowered your bike? I wish I would have measured before I tore mine apart.

[450r#221]

I think about 2".It sits about 7.5" from ground to frame near footpeg and about 8" from ground to frame near lower a arm w/rider on.I had to add a little preload in the rear to level it out some.Im gonna try to get her out on Sat.for a few hours to dial it in.

[450Racer]

looks sweet! should perform awesome two. they should work pretty close to aftermarket shocks. let us know how they work! i tested my elkas and i am completely amazed. you can land crocked and recover it pretty easy. i really love them.

[450r#221]

Hey Anthony ,Can you believe that i still havent had a chance to try out those A arms! I got my shocks back last week and ive got plans for this weekend and i leave for Florida on Wed. for two weeks, Its killing me.Im gonna try to go out for a few hours on Sat. but its not looking good:(