WC theres a threaded ride height adjuster on the bottom of the Ohlins, by adjusting it, you can adjust your ride height.
AB with the adjustable dogbone on I put the bike on its center stand and adjusted it down to where the back wheel is just shy of hitting the ground, check yours on the center stand and you will see how much I dropped the r.wheel. I ran my forks at stock height before. Now that I have gone and broken the dogbone I am planning on dropping the forks 5mm in the triples as well as riasing the rearend via penske shock adjuster just to play with it and see if it helps.
Modified suspension only helps keep the wheels on the ground and gives a more comfortable ride. The bike will turn the same regardless of suspension mods if everything is set back to stock positions. You have to raise the tail or drop the forks to induce different handling charactiristics.
The geometry has to be changed inorder to change the handling. Not saying a suspension mod wont help while leaned over because the wheels are contacting the pavement in a smoother and better controlled fashion, thus feeling better while turning and much more confidence inspiring.
My.02 now where did I put my coffee?? :grin: