Raising the rear height

[FoxbaT73]

I would like to know if there is a company or someone who makes shorter dog bones to raise the rear height.

Hope someone knows more.

[Noble]

I don't know of anybody that makes shorter links. Very little application. They can be custom made, not too hard. Talk to a local machinist. Why do you wan to raise the rear? And what about the affect on steering geometry and spring rate??

[Ross Buckingham]

You must be one long-legged dude! 37" seat height and you wanna raise it?! Each to his own... ?

[Halfcab76]

I would guess you have already adjusted the sag.

[MutualBill]

Thats a first. Did you buy it used already lowered?

[Fred_Bear]

raise it? wow! my 28" inseam begs for a lower seat.

[FoxbaT73]

Yes i am a long dude, 6,4 Foot.

My weight is 180 pounds.

The spring tension is already on it highest, but when i sit on it, the rear lowers to much.

Perhaps a stiffer spring is the best solution.

[Noble]

Check static sag (about 1 inch) and race sag (about 4 inch) and determice your spring needs from there. If static is less than 3/4 and race is still 4 or more, you need a stronger spring. What bike (E or S) and what spring do you have now? I would not change suspension links to compensate for spring rate. You do that the other way around.