Who uses Progressive Suspension?
#1
Who uses Progressive Suspension?
I am looking at getting a progressive suspension upgrade for the rear on my Softail. Before I put down the cash I am wondering about other peoples experience with their products.
#2
When I saw the title I thought it was a newbie question. When I saw you've been here 4 years and had a ton of posts I was surprised that you never read a single post about Progressive suspension or didn't know how to do a Google search to bring up a ton of relevant threads.
#3
The Shotgun Shock is 3 times as much, but offers a vastly better ride.
#4
When I saw the title I thought it was a newbie question. When I saw you've been here 4 years and had a ton of posts I was surprised that you never read a single post about Progressive suspension or didn't know how to do a Google search to bring up a ton of relevant threads.
#5
Had done all of that, but on this forum, the Softail riders really like the air suspension options. Predominately the Shotgun shock system (as noted by the above response) I just have a issue with a suspension that if it were to fail, really leaves you broken. I like the springs still being there in the progressive system. If double checking your decision before you spend hundreds of dollars makes me a newb, then I guess I will always be one.
#7
I have 422s on my '09 FatBoy. They are definitely a step above the stock shocks, but the bike still is not great on freeway expansion joints or rough bumpy pavement.
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#8
Had done all of that, but on this forum, the Softail riders really like the air suspension options. Predominately the Shotgun shock system (as noted by the above response) I just have a issue with a suspension that if it were to fail, really leaves you broken. I like the springs still being there in the progressive system. If double checking your decision before you spend hundreds of dollars makes me a newb, then I guess I will always be one.
#9
Just posted a ? on the dyna page about shocks but personally I'm done with progressive. Bought a set for my sporty and they either bottom out or too stiff. Put a set on my FLD and rides like a hardtail. Can't help you on the softail, I'm still running stocks on my Heritage. No complaints.
#10
Had both front and rear progressives installed on my Deluxe ( by another HDF member) because at almost 50,000 miles, the vehicle was getting a " scissoring" kinda ride in the rear and front was bottoming out on minor bumps. didnt notice big difference over stock in the rear but I thought front was greatly improved with the montubes.