85mm lowering springs
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TOURINGDADDY
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Does anybody know if coupe springs will fit a tourer (-85mm)
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Davenotouring
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They will fit mate.
Due to the extra weight over the back though, it will sit even lower.
At 85mm, it will be on the bumpstops on a touring I would think.
Silly low that is!
Due to the extra weight over the back though, it will sit even lower.
At 85mm, it will be on the bumpstops on a touring I would think.
Silly low that is!
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TOURINGDADDY
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the bilstiens should help that (shouldnt they 
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not if its already on the floor..
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Davenotouring
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The dampers won't affect the ride height. I had about an 80mm drop at the back once, and it was awful! Honestly!! 
40mm, or if you want even lower, 60mm all round is fine. Will probably still scrape on bits and bobs though.
40mm, or if you want even lower, 60mm all round is fine. Will probably still scrape on bits and bobs though.
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