2023 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro 30mm lowering Links by Lust Racing.

I should have done this a lot sooner, lowered the tiger 900RP by 30mm, it's made so much of a difference in my confidence riding it, not completely flat footed but a hell of a lot more sure footed, I am 5'8" tall with an inside leg of 29", Lust Racing do recommend a 10mm drop of the forks along with the 30mm drop links, however I find the bike very planted & takes corners without issues so I won't be doing that, very happy with things as they are now.
Time Stamps
0:00 Info
0:10 The Install
4:55 The Test Ride
8:24 A word about The Lightweight Adventurers Festival
9:53 Lad with bike, doe he need help?
11:24 Chat with the lad walking the bike.
12:40 Fuel up
13:35 Where I got taken off my GSX-S1000FZ
14:36 At Kelso Square
15:13 Outro

[@alanabram9361]

Sorry just read comments !

[@mototripperuk]

Lol that's okay, hope the information helps you decide 👍

[@Lejokerjosh]

Did you get a new kickstand to adjust the kickstand angle? Noticed any issues after a few months?

[@mototripperuk]

No, I never got a new kickstand, for me it's okay, however you need to be careful with the camber when parking up, it is something I will do in the future, but right now it's okay, I have found no issues at all, in fact I find riding the bike more comfortable to handle now, thanks for your comment & hope this information is useful for you 👍

[@alanabram9361]

Doing the same on a 800 , did you need a shorter side stand with lowering . Regards Alan

[@mototripperuk]

I do need one, but not urgently, I watch what side of the camber I'm parking on, so far all okay 👌

[@LizPaauwe-xu5bq]

Hi, thanks for sharing this video, as I too am looking to lower my bike. I’ve ordered a 30mm Lust lowering link. Did you need to change the kickstand to a shorter one?

[@mototripperuk]

For me I didn't need to change the stand, the bike was at a good enough angle to be OK, when you get your links it will recommend that you lower the front suspension by 10mm in the instructions, I tested my bike in this video without doing it, however that is a personal preference, it could be different for each rider, so do as I did in this video and test it on a short ride with enough corners to see how the bike reacts, the instructions are detailed and fairly easy to understand if you do need to drop the front, just for reference I'm 5ft 7ish and weigh 14 stone, thanks for your comment 👍

[@fjeewani]

Hi thanks for making this video. How tall are you? I'm 5.5 and I tip toe right now. I feel an inch be enough but checking your experience

[@mototripperuk]

To be honest, I don't think 30mm is enough for you height, what is your inside leg measurement? I'm 29 inches inside leg, I'm on the balls of my feet after lowering, it's far better but not great, if lowering further than 30mm then you will definitely need to lower front forks by 10mm or more, hope this helps 👍

[@mototripperuk]

I said in the video how tall I am, please watch it in full.

[@scotsman79]

Did the wife cut her finger doing this ? A good wife will listen to all your bike chat and pretend they are listening 🤣

[@mototripperuk]

Yip she did lol, had to cut that bit out, was a belter lol, she rides a wee Honda Monkey bike 😁 she's keen to listen more now, before that....she just let me babble on 🤣😂

[@scotsman79]

@@mototripperuk yeah my wife listens but not sure if she is taking it all in 😃🤣 thanks for the follow buddy , I have followed you back 👍🏻