Fatties with burly slammers...
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Fatties with burly slammers...
I am looking to lower the back end of my dyna with the 10.5 in Burly slammers.
Question is, I am a spritely 230 pounds, is my fat **** gonna be too much or can the burly shocks deal with my weight?
Also, is it recommended to lower front and rear, or can I do the rear only without incurring any degradation in how the bike corners, rides etc?
Thanks
Eights.
Question is, I am a spritely 230 pounds, is my fat **** gonna be too much or can the burly shocks deal with my weight?
Also, is it recommended to lower front and rear, or can I do the rear only without incurring any degradation in how the bike corners, rides etc?
Thanks
Eights.
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I am looking to lower the back end of my dyna with the 10.5 in Burly slammers.
Question is, I am a spritely 230 pounds, is my fat **** gonna be too much or can the burly shocks deal with my weight?
Also, is it recommended to lower front and rear, or can I do the rear only without incurring any degradation in how the bike corners, rides etc?
Thanks
Eights.
Question is, I am a spritely 230 pounds, is my fat **** gonna be too much or can the burly shocks deal with my weight?
Also, is it recommended to lower front and rear, or can I do the rear only without incurring any degradation in how the bike corners, rides etc?
Thanks
Eights.
I only lowered the rear. It handles the same as it did before, and the ride quality didn't suffer noticeably either, unless I'm on a really rough road.
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by "more difficult to corner" do you mean less stable, or that I'll need to be a little more "aggressive" with push to steer and leaning in to corners?
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