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Can the suspension on a 2016 GS 1200 Adventure LC be raised?
- Thread starter dneal
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Done that so far.... just wondering if there was something else.
Done that as well. I was wondering if the front and rear springs could be replaced? Would it be that easy?
You could replace them with something stiffer but that'll 1) Quite possibly screw up the damping rates, and 2) It won't be cheap.
pglaves
#13338
Cutting torch and a welder will make everything fit.
Not always. Please don't ask me how I know that.
Cutting torch and a welder will make everything fit.
The simplest solutions can sometimes.....be the most fun!
The simplest solutions can sometimes.....be the most fun!
You guys are my kinda people. I read that the only difference between the low suspension models and standard are just the springs. From the answers I’m seeing hear that may not be the case. Thanks to all. I’ll just enjoy the new bike like it is.
wbrownell9
New member
If a higher custom seat won't do the job for you, talk to the folks at Ted Porter's Beemer shop. They can help you with suspension mods.
