F/S NEW 1.5" lowering links. $20 inc. shipping.

[CentralCoaster]

I sold my GS this summer, and have these leftover.

I purchased these off ebay but never installed them.

They are painted black and will lower the rear 1.5"

(FWIW, I previously installed 2" lowering links on the bike so my g/f could ride it, but that was a little too low and made the kickstand a little too long to park in some places without fear of the bike falling over, and made it bottom out often when riding 2-up.  So my solution was to buy these, but then I sold the bike before I could get around to installing them and here we are.)

$20 and this includes shipping to the lower 48 states.

I can do paypal or check.

[CentralCoaster]

bump.

[GI_JO_NATHAN]

Do you know if they're aluminum?

[CentralCoaster]

I believe they are stainless.  Too heavy for aluminum, and too shiny and non-corroding to be steel.

They are painted black.

[CentralCoaster]

Bump.

I have no use for these.  If I can't get $20 for them I'd rather just chuck them at the neighbor's dog.

[GI_JO_NATHAN]

Hey man I was thinking about getting them but I think I'm gonna go another route. G/L

[Trwhouse]

Hi there,
Can you post a photo of these?
I'm interested but would like to see them.
Do you know the brand?
Are they still in the original packing with instructions?
Thanks,
Trwhouse

[CentralCoaster]

I have no idea.  I bought them new from an ebay vendor but I was unable to determine which one as it was about a year ago and ebay doesn't let you look at auctions that old.  There was no packaging, they came in a padded envelope.

They look like the stock links, but different length obviously.  They are painted satin black. They have one hole on each end.

This isn't a photo of them, but they look just like this:

I can't find the instructions, but install is very easy, there's just two bolts.

[Trwhouse]

Hi,
I'll pass, but thanks for the info.