Triumph Low Seat

Lawson has one on his 13 plate and he can touch the ground now

 

try a lowering link then drop the forks and maintain the comfort! i've done that to my 13 speed and its fine

 

I had one on my first, it made a bit of a difference but not much and it isn't as comfortable for all day runs. I kept it when I sold that one and got my current speedy but don't use it.

 

On my Tiger I dropped the forks through the triple trees about 10mm and it made all the difference, in terms of planting my feet and feeling secure. No negative effects on ground clearance or steering.

 

I have fitted a rear lowering kit to a friends bike and dropped the legs through the yokes, does not affect the handling in any way for road use

 

lowering link is fine-had mine for 3+years and not had any dramas. bike sits a bit more vertical on side stand but not had a drama with that either. If you are short in leg you need one of these!