Had to share this and took me just a short while (2- beers) to see if it worked for me. I read in another post a lowering mod that a guy from Austrailia discovered and liked the ride height. Take the swingarm linkage, the part that mounts to swingarm on the one end and a rod that goes to the frame behind the motor on the other and the shock mounted in between and flip it over. You'll notice when you got it out that it is offset about 3/4". Leave the rod attached and reinstall. Didn't notice any problems with clearance anywhere. It adds up to about 2" lower seat height. I put my front shocks back down to their lowest setting and it seems to set level. With the addition of Works fronts that set lower, I'm looking at one nasty ice/flattrack machine. We don't do much hard jumping here either. It puts more vitals close to the ground but still shows about 9" clearance under the engine. I'd probably change it back for going north trail riding , not knowing what we run into , but it doesn't take long to change it back. Hope this helped.