Jason from Canada wants to know spring rate for 2004 YZ250 lowering link

Stock is 4.7kg At 185 pounds Jason needs a 5.0 before a YamaLink. With a YamaLink we recommend Jason use a 5.2 kg/mm spring with the new Yamaha lowering link kit.

Glenn from Massachusetts likes his WR250R WR250X YamaLink lowering kit

Got it, man you guys are fast! Thanks so much, this makes the WR so much better.

The factory lowering 1 inch Yamaha WR250R WR250X

Seems a few WR250R and WR250X YamaLink riders are in need of the factory lowering picture tutorial. Here it is: click HERE

Pat's 2006 Yamaha YZ450 lowering link update

Hi, I have been out on technical trails with the 06 YZ450F suspension lowering link a few times now and it works great, very plush and it keeps the rear wheel hooked up well, the grease zerks are also a big plus. Best regards, Pat

Jesse's girlfriend's Yamaha TTR230 lowering link question

Aussie rider Jesse writes "My girlfriend has a ttr230, she doesn’t feel comfortable with the height & wants it lowered. I need to confirm your lowering link will do the job, & if adjusting the sag etc is going to be necessary. Also this link would do the rear of the bike? Would you recommend bringing the forks up half an inch in the triple clamps to balance the lowering? We are in Australia, can’t seem to find this part anywhere else, and are very keen on purchasing if it will do the job."

Our reply: If your TTR230 is 2005 or newer the YamaLink will do the job. We recommend sliding the forks UP in the triple clamps 10mm and then adjust up or down a few millimeters either way for your girlfriend's personal preference.