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Looking at raising the rear end for a track bike/ race bike. Not serious racer, only dry weather, havn fun racer. Basically stockish bike striped down a bit. Ohlins rear shock stock length. Will look at stiffer front. still has sportsmart tyres on but look at better tyres if I have some success rather than falling off!
Just looking for opinions on good all round dry weather bone length. And maybe a source to get them. Stainless or ally. Not sure I would trust ally. Its something I could easily make myself but theyre not that expensive, so cant be bovered.
Opinions appreciated.

155s are about the max as the shock spring fouls the hole in the arm and shorter. Many folk opt for the 158s as a compromise...still give reasonable lift without being overly twitchy in a straight line

I do the stainless ones if you need any...brushed finish or simply plain sheet finish like they come from the cutters. i've sent a few to NZ in the past but postage is half the cost of the bones
. I can do them a little cheaper if you dont want to go via ebay but will be closing the listings in the morning as I wont have PC access for a week

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151107882476

What is your shipping to western Canada cost? 2 up riding on the already low rear end causes the low beam to be a high beam, I was going to drop the front a bit to compensate but that drops the whole situation closer to clearance issues I'm not liking that idea.

Australia, NZ(£6.98) & North America (£6.76) Europe (£4.22)
These are actual shipping cost charged by the post office. There is no charge for packaging or time

how much does this bring up the rear of the bike? I have an 89' 1000

HTH http://fzronline.com/wiki/doku.php?id=dog_bones

sorry for the late reply but been away on hols.

As said above 155s will give approx 2" of lift dependant on condition of shocker