Cytat:Hey buddy. Yep lower the front will change the weight distribution of the bike. Making it more front bias.
This has a few knock on effects directly related to how extreme the change.
Steering becomes quicker because the steering geometry becomes steeper, this also makes the bike sit lower at the front (obviously) which in turn will make the slightly less wheel prone, will provide more feedback from the front and will put more weight through your arms during hard braking.
It will also make it slightly more stoppie prone (some of these effects can be dialed out).
The steeper steering angle will also make the bike more prone to slappers (not the fun hen night kind). So don't go mad. Adjust a bit at a time and allow a week to adjust and see how it feels to you.