lowering blocks

[spyderrocs]

anyone have any pictures of lowering blocks? I would like to make a set for my 80' 750e because i cant find any already made for that bike.

[tracy borchert]

pics

anyone have any pictures of lowering blocks? I would like to make a set for my 80' 750e because i cant find any already made for that bike.

Hey spyderrocs, here's a couple of pics of my blocks on my GS750T.:-\"

[ron bayless]

Hey spyderrocs, here's a couple of pics of my blocks on my GS750T.:-\"

tRACY,IF I SEE YOUR BIKE ONE MORE DAMN TIME IM GOING TO COME THERE AND STEAL IT FROM YOU.I WANT YOUR BIKE!!

[spyderrocs]

is there anything inside to keep it from moving, or does it just look sorta like a H if you look at the top? I just dont know if theres stops built in or not.

[tracy borchert]

is there anything inside to keep it from moving, or does it just look sorta like a H if you look at the top? I just dont know if theres stops built in or not.

EASY RON... Spyderrocs, there are no stops on the blocks, the shape is more like a Y shape. The wide end attaches to the swingarm, and the narrow end slides into the bottom of your shocks. I've never had a issue with the blocks swinging up or forward the pretty much stay where they are,and they have been on my bike for twenty-one tears now.

[tracy borchert]

Hey Ron!!!

tRACY,IF I SEE YOUR BIKE ONE MORE DAMN TIME IM GOING TO COME THERE AND STEAL IT FROM YOU.I WANT YOUR BIKE!!

Here you go Ron

[Baatfam]

EASY RON... Spyderrocs, there are no stops on the blocks, the shape is more like a Y shape. The wide end attaches to the swingarm, and the narrow end slides into the bottom of your shocks. I've never had a issue with the blocks swinging up or forward the pretty much stay where they are,and they have been on my bike for twenty-one tears now.

But if you made a set that was like an "H" instead of a "Y" you could use a set of "eye-to-eye" shocks instead of the harder to find "eye-to-clevis" shocks.....

Wouldn't ya think??? Hmmmm.

I'm gonna have to noodle a bit on that idea.

Bob T.

[ToddStyles]

Are these lowering blocks still available anywhere? I've looked around and didn't find anything for the early bikes.
thanks,
Todd.

[spyderrocs]

i cant find them either, so i was just going to plasma cut some out of 1" steel. they look easy enough. btw tracy thats a real slick bike. i love it.

[tracy borchert]

thanks

i cant find them either, so i was just going to plasma cut some out of 1" steel. they look easy enough. btw tracy thats a real slick bike. i love it.

Thanks spyderrocs,Here's a couple more pics.8-)

[justin caise]

Hey, I could use some of these, too. Maybe the'll make a come back!
Southern New Hampshire, eh?

[tconroy]

anyone have any pictures of lowering blocks? I would like to make a set for my 80' 750e because i cant find any already made for that bike.

I have a set for a 750 but they wont fit my 79 cause the caliper is in the way.Do you have shoes or caliper brake on the back?I could send you a pic if you want to see them.I bought them for 25 bucks from someone on here that said they would fit but they dont.

[spyderrocs]

that looks real simple, almost like a tuning fork.

[HammerHead]

tRACY,IF I SEE YOUR BIKE ONE MORE DAMN TIME IM GOING TO COME THERE AND STEAL IT FROM YOU.I WANT YOUR BIKE!!

Yes, Sweet bike Tracy and I really like the lowered look as well. Where do you keep that bike? Ron, do you know where he keeps it???
I will have to look into lowering my 79 750.

[spyderrocs]

i have a caliper