🔧 NICECNC Gold Rear Shock Absorber Lowering Suspension Kit for Suzuki DRZ400/E/S/SM & Kawasaki KLX400 - 2000-2021 Models Review

Good fit and finish. I appreciate the zinc plated steel bushings where the bolts go. After installing these links, I re-measured the seat's center point above the floor and found that it was now 0.8 inches lower than before. Your results may vary but are lower by definition.

Be sure to check the drop height. Somehow I ordered 7cm for the first time. The seller returned the money with no problems. I got and installed 4cm links that actually reduced the static sag by 1" which is just right for me. Even lowering the raised front/rear forks is enough to eliminate jerky handling at high highway speeds.

A quality piece that really puts the bike first. I'm 5ft 6" and on my feet with boots on the DRZ400S. As you can see in the picture, the gap between the muffler and the tire has decreased slightly compared to the original height. The first time I rode a rut I hit the bottom, so it's intended for lighter and less aggressive riders. I weigh 190.

Very well made and looks like a nice powder coat finish giving these links a nice look. According to some links available on the Internet, the sockets are not installed and are exposed. These links are pre-pressed and aligned to ensure a perfect fit. Good product. I would recommend these links. Delivery was fast, product was well packaged. I would do business with this company again.

Perfect fit, easy entry. Was tiptoeing and felt a bit uncomfortable at stick height. Put those dog bones up, no, I'm about an inch from the apartment. I didn't want flat, I wanted my footpads to be firm and stable to provide a solid base for balance. They fit my drz400 perfectly. Also adjust the shock preload a bit and tighten the shock setting. Mine was lowered 1 1/16 inches to match. I rode and the bike is much more stable for me, much more manoeuvrable and I'm very happy. Feel a lot more…

On a 2 week old DRZ400 (OEM height is 36.8") after lowering the front 9/16" which is more than I do could. 34.75" before the front drops. And after adding 30mm spacers. Without shims you can only lower the handlebars about 3/8". I have a 5'10" with a 31 inseam " and couldn't balance the bike vertically to OEM height. It leaned towards my toes a bit and it didn't work for me because I was afraid that one day my calves would curl up and I'd fall. 125mm. The total rear drop was 3". (I measured it…