BLS peg lowering

I  had the good fortune of actually meeting Larry and visiting the world famous Busy Little Shop recently when I purchased a set of his peg lowering blocks.   Very nice set up he has and the man is a wealth of knowledge.   His rc45 is one serious piece of kit.  Titanium exhaust, lightened pieces here and there, just really cool.   The guy could probably manufacture a bike with all the machinery and parts he has in the garage.

Anyway like everyone has said the lowering blocks are top quality and they make a huge difference in comfort.   Installation was a snap and adjusting the shifter and brake pedal was a breeze.  Quality all the way.


Oh yeah, I couldn't find all my metric open end wrenches but I did have an old pot metal tool kit laying around and was able to pretty much complete the installation using those "useless" tools!

I had my right foot brake pedal bent all the way round like a paperclip and the stress of that put a wee-bit of a bend in the peg holding plate(rearset?)which I was able to shape back to normal............ But the lowering block came through unscathed, if anything it reinforced that area so not to allow any more damage. (and the deer walked away).

Bambi 1 - Monk 0
Next Game scheduled for ???

I pulled the trigger on a set. Can't wait to feel the difference

[image: View Post]Muff, on 08 April 2012 - 07:50 PM, said:

I pulled the trigger on a set. Can't wait to feel the difference

Damn, they showed up Monday morning. Now that's customer service