Hi, I am new to the forum and posted this in the wrong place earlier on, I am looking for some advice

I have recently purchased a Fazer 600 S2 on a '57' plate, which has been lowered. I have brought a replacement side stand, however I am struggling to find how to return it to the correct height and what other parts are required. I see that to lower it you need dogbones, however I can't see how they work and how I remove these (I can't even locate them on the bike)

I have had a closer look and it has a Bitubo 160 shock absorber on it, is this an after market bolt on and will I just need to buy a standard unit?

Any advice gratefully received

Thanks

Nick.

Well,,,,, if you dont mind me commenting,

I'd ditch the moustache-its a bit pervy and soooo 80's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64GyuozXtnQ

Well,,,,, if you dont mind me commenting,

I'd ditch the moustache-its a bit pervy and soooo 80's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64GyuozXtnQ

Thanks for that, I'll tick the 'I haven't a clue' box then

www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/.../hadrianswall.htm

Sorry m8, no offence intented, just my sad sense of humour

welcome to the Forum, theres lots of decent people on here and lots of help and info

slanje!

none taken,

out my depth with 2 -wheels

See this below, this is more my comfort zone (355 bhp to the back wheels)

www.magnum-engineering.com/magnum_427.php

Any thoughts on the shock though?

Ah right now thats different, av had a skelp round knockhill in something similair, the dog-bones, they are extensions to the shocky mount, haven't had to do this mod myself-I'm a 6ftr, my m8 did it on a fazer, he dropped the rear wheel to lose some of the weight and used car jack to assist, wasn't there to watch, but I'm sure some of the forum devotees have fitted these

Ah right now thats different, av had a skelp round knockhill in something similair, the dog-bones, they are extensions to the shocky mount, haven't had to do this mod myself-I'm a 6ftr, my m8 did it on a fazer, he dropped the rear wheel to lose some of the weight and used car jack to assist, wasn't there to watch, but I'm sure some of the forum devotees have fitted these

without me sounding like a t#at, should I be able to see this dogbones and are they attached at the top or the bottom of the shocker

cheers for the help

Well, I dont mind sounding like a tw@t, I am pretty sure they're attached at the top, they will be gold'ish coloured flat plate steel objects similair to the 'fanny-bone' in the old 'operation' game you played as a youth, the one with the 'buzzy nose'

(this version may have only been released for sale in Scotland, pat-pending, etc)

Well, I dont mind sounding like a tw@t, I am pretty sure they're attached at the top, they will be gold'ish coloured flat plate steel objects similair to the 'fanny-bone' in the old 'operation' game you played as a youth, the one with the 'buzzy nose'

(this version may have only been released for sale in Scotland, pat-pending, etc)

...... the bloke in it looks like my father in law

Will have a look tomorrow night, too cold now for a southern (ish) softee

cheers