Well, yes it does, but it's angled so much already I doubt you'll notice that difference.... Here's the solution to your problem http://r1150r.org/board/viewtopic.php?t=10888johnnyjs1 wrote:Kinda new here, so please excuse my newbyism. If you shorten the arm, it raises the rear end of the bike up correct? Is anyone having the problem of sliding even more forward on the seat than usual. I dont know about you guys, but my family jewels are already almost hitting the tank. Went for a ride last night, hit a bit of a sink hole, almost lost the girlfriend off the back, and nearly got a vasectomy at the same time. Felt like someone reared back and kicked me in the nads. Had to pull into a parking lot and wait for the unmistakeable lower abdomin pain to go away (you guys know what i'm talking about
). So i guess my question is: Does the seat angle towards the front more with this mod?
Thanks,
Johnny
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After i posted that message, I got to thinking...and i came up with a solution like the one you mentioned. Its posted as "Wow what a difference 3/4" makes". You are right, the seat is already sloped even without the shorter arm, so much so that i had to make spacers to use on longer trips.
Johnny
After i posted that message, I got to thinking...and i came up with a solution like the one you mentioned. Its posted as "Wow what a difference 3/4" makes". You are right, the seat is already sloped even without the shorter arm, so much so that i had to make spacers to use on longer trips.
Johnny
Am I confused - I thought the Rocksters came from the factory with the shorter torque arm as standard equip? I thought that was one of the differences between the Rockster and the standard R1150R?
If in fact that is not the case, does anyone have the part # for the torque arm to be used as discussed here?
Thank you!
If in fact that is not the case, does anyone have the part # for the torque arm to be used as discussed here?
Thank you!
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nope - it's the standard arm.mikay wrote:Am I confused - I thought the Rocksters came from the factory with the shorter torque arm as standard equip? I thought that was one of the differences between the Rockster and the standard R1150R?
If in fact that is not the case, does anyone have the part # for the torque arm to be used as discussed here?
Thank you!
The one you want is the GS length arm, don't know the part number though.
mikay wrote:Am I confused - I thought the Rocksters came from the factory with the shorter torque arm as standard equip? I thought that was one of the differences between the Rockster and the standard R1150R?
If in fact that is not the case, does anyone have the part # for the torque arm to be used as discussed here?
Thank you!
Rockster arm: L=385 mm., part number: 33177669745 (Black one)riceburner wrote:nope - it's the standard arm.
The one you want is the GS length arm, don't know the part number though.
GS arm : L=365 mm., part number: 33172314179 (Silver one)
Greetz, Erwin
2003 Rockster Full Black
2003 Rockster Full Black