Lust Racing lowering kit for Trophy

[Mick]

Has anybody fitted these to their trophy?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Lust-Racing-Triumph-Trophy-1200-SE-Lowering-Kit-2012-onwards-Drop-Links-Linkage-/230987071825?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item35c7e70151&_uhb=1

[w8d4it]

The OP didn't say what kind of kit he had but there was this thread a while back

https://www.triumph-trophy.com/index.php/topic,541.msg4355.html#msg4355

[Tropaion]

Looks nice.

The lust is minus 20 mm

How about this one in stainless steel,  minus 25 mm:

http://www.ebay.nl/itm/MV-Hecktieferlegung-Triumph-Trophy-1200-SE-2013-Tieferlegung-Lowering-Kit-Lower-/170986419582?pt=Motorrad_Kraftradteile&hash=item27cf95b57e#ht_4630wt_1163

And of course the fully adjustable soupys:

http://www.soupysperformance.com/products/triumph-trophy-lowering-kit.html

Choices choices choices  :-)

[miss]

ebay these are expensive
I pay 35 euros a turner

20mm is a lot, I have a set of rods 145mm, 22mm lowering the bike, but did not put it because I think a lot

140mm rods put down the bike and 15 mm, are what I'm wearing, but you have to raise the bars 11mm front suspension to balance.

if someone wants the rods of 145 mm is the I can send, for they pay another 35 euros.

[stevelee]

I am not pretending to be thick here; I am thick. How do these work?

[stevelee]

Although no replies I have sussed it out.

[TheSwede]

Originally Posted by miss

20mm is a lot, I have a set of rods 145mm, 22mm lowering the bike, but did not put it because I think a lot

Did not quite get this 20mm MORE THAN 22mm? 
Did NOT dare to go for Soupys as I found this scary post on the VFR forum http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/index.php/blog/188/entry-424-3-days-800-miles-and-a-total-freeway-shutdown/

I decided to go for Lust ones. Received in post today. Thicker than the std ones w. top notch quality & finish.
Will report back when fitted over the weekend.

[stevelee]

The Lust unit looks less radical than the Soupys version which is adjustable.

What is the effect on the side stand? I notice Soupys offer their own shorter sidestand.