how do i lower my bike??

do i just move the spring from inside to outside or what??    

coz when i tried to move it to the outside of the fork, the spring's bolt wont go thru the bracket for it!! how can i get it thru???    

you can remove the spring alltogether, but if you want to bolt it to the other side the bracket wont work, buy a nut that fits that bolt and tighten it to that  

Quote:

---

you can remove the spring alltogether, but if you want to bolt it to the other side the bracket wont work, buy a nut that fits that boltyup and tighten it to that

---

so the front section'll hang loose?? have you got any pics you can show me??  

you can tighten the bolts on the bottom of the fork tree or whatever its called to make the forks not hang loose, but i like a little slack in mine so i only tighten it a little
i got my spring mounted to the outside the way you want i think

you dont use the bracket for the bolt at all. you can leave it the way it is on the gooseneck but if you remove it or turn it around your bike will get a little bit lower. i turned mine around instead of removing it so i dont have to remove the gooseneck if i decide to put the spring back in for some reason

just use a nut on the back of the spring bolt to hold the spring in place
 

damn my bike is dusty  

fool man, i get you, that's what i'm aiming to do EXACTLY!!! thanks for the info and pics bro, i got a bit of material ready for the forks and i will be tightening it up as of now!!    

no problem man, glad i could help!  

Quote:

---

you can tighten the bolts on the bottom of the fork tree or whatever its called to make the forks not hang loose, but i like a little slack in mine so i only tighten it a little
i got my spring mounted to the outside the way you want i think

you dont use the bracket for the bolt at all. you can leave it the way it is on the gooseneck but if you remove it or turn it around your bike will get a little bit lower. i turned mine around instead of removing it so i dont have to remove the gooseneck if i decide to put the spring back in for some reason

just use a nut on the back of the spring bolt to hold the spring in place

---

i allready told you im too busy for e-banging  

i tried it but TOO MANY FUKIN POTHOLES round here!! my front mudguard/fender keeps scraping the deck everytime i hit a pothole!! and to top it off there's 1 big one at the end of my driveway!!! argh!! so back to normal with it  

just move the fender up, but its good to avoid potholes anyways, you could bend a rim  

yeh, but it's also pretty dangerous round here to have the turning circle that small...i think if more people had lowrider bikes it'd bcome illegal....but it's more dangerous coz there maybe instances (say when crossing the road) where you need to turn sharply and that restricts you a lot....and my dad'll *** at me  

Quote:

---

i allready told you im too busy for e-banging

---