TTR250 YamaLink? No, but koubalink makes one.

All the discussion sites refer to a Yamalink for TTR250 but your website does not list them.

Hello, we do not make a TTR250 lowering link. Koubalink.com does: click HERE

Leo's 2010 Yamaha WR250F YamaLink spring rate

Leo asks "Being a newbie to dirt bikes, and I’m struggling with the height of my WR250F. I’m 77kgs - 5ft7 & can only put a toe on the ground when sitting on my bike. I’ve read good feedback about your product, but could you please clarify for me: “When you install a YamaLink we recommend a 10% heavier spring if you weigh close to 175/77kg.” Does this mean I need to also purchase a new spring to be installed? Or is this something that can be dialed in on the rear shock?"

Leo, you definitely need a heavier spring. Stock is a 4.7kg and we recommend 5.3kg for your weight and a YamaLink.

John's Yamaha YZ426 chain length with YamaLink lowering

John writes "I am looking at buying a lowering link for my 426. It is however in need of a new chain and sprocket, before I order a new chain I need to know… Will the lowering link require a different chain length? I really appreciate all the help and guidance you can give me on this."

"John, The YZ426 YamaLink will not require a longer chain than the amount of links you currently run on the YZ426."

Shipping a WR450 YamaLink to Australia

Hi I have a 2012 wr 450f I would like to lower it would like a price on parts and freight to Australia.

All current pricing and shipping rates can be found on our website HERE.

YamaLink received and installed on my WR250R. I added grease on all internal surfaces. Do I ever use the grease fitting? You referenced 3.25 Sag in the paper with the Link. On you website 4 in. or 100 mm. is recommended. What Rider Sag should be used? Do you have a Sag measurement for Free Sag? For front Sag?

4 inches is for the WRF and YZF. We recommend maintenance according to the Yamaha manual.