Bracket For Back Wheel

[PhillysBignLow]

Hey, does anyone know of where to get, or have plans on how to make, or has made, a bracket to attach to the rear of the frame (im thinking aluminum) to lower the rear of the bike in comparison to the rear axle? I raised the rear seat of my lowrider so I can actually ride it, but would really want to get the whole bike a lot lower. I'm thinking like an inch in the back, so I can slap on a shorter crank and the bent springer front end I'm holding right now. Anyway, please let me know.

[udallcustombikes]

How does this suit you?

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=38717&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=lowering

[slowriderz]

Funny that you asked this... I just did a similar thing and posted a picture today of my daughter riding it. I made the brackets out of some parts I had laying around the shop. I can post some close up pictures if you would like. I will be making a few more sets of them if you have any interest. BUT I would think that the way I made them, they would need to be "drop out" specific.
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[aka_locojoe]

Dangratsdan did this years ago. Out of aluminum I think. Bolted and epoxied on.

[pick]

This is how I did mine on Bad Apple. 1/4" steel, bolted onto the original dropout & another bolt & hole to keep it from moving. Shape is only limited by your imagination! This pic was taken before I added the 2nd bolt.

[slowriderz]

Havent built the tensioner for the chain yet but this is how I made mine. Of course borrowed the idea from the brake pad post.