RE: [ST] RS, still too high

["Adrian Mansell" <amansell@xxxxxxxx>]

Hagon shocks will build you a shorter shock.

I think Barry Croft (lister) had one done to give the same geometry as a ST in order to lower the seat a bit.  It does tame the steering a little since it reduces the rake but I remember Barry being v. chuffed with his.

It might be worth phoning a Triumph specialist breaker (e.g., Triumphant in UK) to see if they know whether you can drop a stock ST shock in for the same effect.

A

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> Hi
> I need to lower the seat height of my 2001 RS a bit more.
> I have pulled nearly all the padding out of the seat, but it is still 
> not enough, and so was wondering if anybody knows if I am 
> able to get a 
> suspension linkage arm of a slightly different length anywhere.
> I have scoured the net, but am unable to find anything helpful, and I 
> don't really want to buy some 70's shoes.
> Any other help would be kindly welcomed.
> Thanks
> -basmaf
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