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AELLA Low Down Lowering Links for Triumph Tiger 800


AELLA Low Down Lowering Links for Triumph Tiger 800


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Lower your seat height by approximately 20mm with these custom wishbones. Compatible model TRIUMPH Tiger 800 - After installation, adjustment of front and rear suspension is recommended. Depending on the setting, side stand processing may be necessary. - We recommend that you install at your local motorcycle shop. IMPORTANT NOTE: Lower links are generally NOT recommended for use on the Track - when you lower your bike, you drastically change its handling characteristics, and manufactures spend Hundreds of thousands of dollars developing your bike to be a combination of as SAFE as possible and Performing to the best of it's ability

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AELLA Low Down Lowering Links for Triumph Tiger 800

Lower your seat height by approximately 20mm with these custom wishbones. Compatible model TRIUMPH Tiger 800 - After installation, adjustment of front and rear suspension is recommended. Depending on the setting, side stand processing may be necessary. - We recommend that you install at your local motorcycle shop. IMPORTANT NOTE: Lower links are generally NOT recommended for use on the Track - when you lower your bike, you drastically change its handling characteristics, and manufactures spend Hundreds of thousands of dollars developing your bike to be a combination of as SAFE as possible and Performing to the best of it's ability

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