I have now seen ride height kits for 20mm on E-Bay in the UK and the add states they can make custom sizes.
I have asked about a 10mm kit as I still think this will be better to just sharpen up the steering a tad and help out with ground clearance, although 20mm is probably not too bad and is no different to winding the pre-load up to max (just without giving a harsh ride)
For me with my Wilburs shock that already has a bit less sag with rider on-board (starting from same static sag as OE unit) and sits about 5mm above stock a 10mm raise should be all I need, and if I want a bit more I would start dropping the forks as the Wilburs has already given a load more ground clearance, the bike probably sits a good 10mm higher in turns from the stiffer spring, and coupled with these dog bones I can fine tune things by lowering the front quite a lot and still have more clearance than stock.
I know I could just wind on loads of pre-load, but that gives a harsh ride, I want to maintain a decent amount of sag for solo use so i get a softer ride, but still have the clearance and steering I get when the bike is that bit higher.
This rise is about the same as two lines on the pre-load adjuster on the OE shock if anyone wants to go and see what difference 10mm makes ::008::Obviosuly the ride will be harsher, but if you prefer the steering with the bike higher and the ride with the ride lower a pair of not too crazy dog bones are probably ideal.