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cuznjohn
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you should really say what bike you have so owners of that bike can help better, try this for starters, halfway down the page http://www.spyderpops.com/5.html
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LEEB
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clearance
How much does it drop the clearance up front? I have a steep driveway and my RT-S just clears the curbing now, I'm afraid if I install the skid plate I may not clear the curb.
How much does it drop the clearance up front? I have a steep driveway and my RT-S just clears the curbing now, I'm afraid if I install the skid plate I may not clear the curb.
JayBros
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The angle from the street to my driveway was a concern when Spyder shopping. The second farkle on my new ryde after the SpyderPops KOTTS Grilles was the Bump Skid. Although it pinched a bit more clearance from stock road height I had planned to and always approach or depart the driveway at an angle, one wheel at a time, with lots of room to spare, even two up. YMMV.
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