I don't know what im doing wrong but I had the bike off the ground..on the ground and theres still a lot of pressure so I cant gat the bolts out. What am I doing wrong??
Once you jack the rear end and the tire barely on the ground put the nut on the bolt for you damage the bolt tip, then tap it with wood or rubber hammer to free the bolt. Once the bolt is loose the bike may have go up or down a little to remove the bolt
Hey Isaac, how did your bike handle after you lowered it, do you know what's the maximum a c50 can be lowered in the rear, also, did you lower the front suspension any?
I lowered mine 2" front and back. Handling much better in my opinion. You have to be careful not to take turns too fast because you'll scrape foot rest on asphalt. The bike looks awesome when lowered.
@@jesse21473 depends on weight of both riders its pushing it for sure but I have riding we passenger's with a 3" drop but shock has to be in stiff position
Sure would have liked to see the after shot. Thanks for the great explanation on how it's done.
Ok I will soon
What length is the lowering bar you used?
What size socket 14mm or 9/16
I don't know what im doing wrong but I had the bike off the ground..on the ground and theres still a lot of pressure so I cant gat the bolts out. What am I doing wrong??
Once you jack the rear end and the tire barely on the ground put the nut on the bolt for you damage the bolt tip, then tap it with wood or rubber hammer to free the bolt. Once the bolt is loose the bike may have go up or down a little to remove the bolt
Hey Isaac, how did your bike handle after you lowered it, do you know what's the maximum a c50 can be lowered in the rear, also, did you lower the front suspension any?
Hi Gerald the ride great and I only lowered the rear. I’m not sure how low you can go, keeping safety in mind.
I lowered mine 2" front and back. Handling much better in my opinion. You have to be careful not to take turns too fast because you'll scrape foot rest on asphalt. The bike looks awesome when lowered.
Gerald Voss I have mine lowered 4” that’s the lowes you can go and that depend on your weight and eather way won’t be able to take passengers
@@bbolck27... I'm lowering mine 3"... that means my wife won't be able to ride with me?
@@jesse21473 depends on weight of both riders its pushing it for sure but I have riding we passenger's with a 3" drop but shock has to be in stiff position