WR/YZ lowering link customer feedback of the day:
"If you're serious in the woods, you have to get it, and I do mean have to. The yamalink greatly increases the traction during braking (less skidding in the choppy roots and rocks) also adds traction climing, more travel is achieved quicker, it will eat up and make smaller choppy bumps invisible, you will corner better, be able to spin the bike around quicker.......the list goes on....."
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
officially the official yamaha lowering link of...
yamaha lowering link news, and it's good news!
The YamaLink will be on all the Yamaha WR250R, WR250F, and WR450F for a major...hold on, I can't say?? Not for a while?
What I am told I can blab is that there will be an entire fleet of blue bikes with the YamaLink lowering link. Sweet. Of course when we're able to divulge everything you'll be the first to know.
The YamaLink will be on all the Yamaha WR250R, WR250F, and WR450F for a major...hold on, I can't say?? Not for a while?
What I am told I can blab is that there will be an entire fleet of blue bikes with the YamaLink lowering link. Sweet. Of course when we're able to divulge everything you'll be the first to know.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
2009 yamaha yz lowering
YZ lowering link inquiry of the day...
When will the 2009 YZ250 and YZ450 yamaha lowering links be available?
Pretty soon. We are soliciting feedback about lowering amounts. There will maybe be one pure performance link and one for those inseam challenged.
We have finalized the price and appearance, though, so that's good news! (I believe grandpa would call that "cart before the horse")
When will the 2009 YZ250 and YZ450 yamaha lowering links be available?
Pretty soon. We are soliciting feedback about lowering amounts. There will maybe be one pure performance link and one for those inseam challenged.
We have finalized the price and appearance, though, so that's good news! (I believe grandpa would call that "cart before the horse")
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
WR250X WR250R quote of the day
yamaha lowering link comment from Thumper Talk forum...
I'm 5'10" as well. The stock lowering option is pretty
easy to do - it's been documented in detail on this
website. I added the Yamalink as well and have to
say its made a big difference in how the bike feels.
Seems like it feels a lot lightrer with the lower COG.
Plus that little extra cushion of being able to get your feet
planted down can really save your azz if/when you get
highsided up on a hillside.
I'm 5'10" as well. The stock lowering option is pretty
easy to do - it's been documented in detail on this
website. I added the Yamalink as well and have to
say its made a big difference in how the bike feels.
Seems like it feels a lot lightrer with the lower COG.
Plus that little extra cushion of being able to get your feet
planted down can really save your azz if/when you get
highsided up on a hillside.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
yamaha lowering link question of the day from Spain
Q: Hello, I have a yamaha yzf 250 of 2006 and have two questions, the first one:
All that would lower the seat of my motorcycle (in cm) if I mounting
your yamaha lowering?
The difference between the blue and the black, alone this one in the
color? Or also are they of different measures?
A:
There is no difference between the blue and black. Just color.
Your YZF will be lowered a maximum of 4.45 cm = 1.75 inches. Most YZF riders
are simply raising the front forks in the clamps anywhere from .6cm to 1.2cm
to get a very balanced ride.
All that would lower the seat of my motorcycle (in cm) if I mounting
your yamaha lowering?
The difference between the blue and the black, alone this one in the
color? Or also are they of different measures?
A:
There is no difference between the blue and black. Just color.
Your YZF will be lowered a maximum of 4.45 cm = 1.75 inches. Most YZF riders
are simply raising the front forks in the clamps anywhere from .6cm to 1.2cm
to get a very balanced ride.
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