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Old 03-09-2007, 05:47 AM
ICEMANNN ICEMANNN is offline
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Default Softail Air suspension

I m just about to received my 07 Night Train and i the only thing i havent change on it at the dealer is the suspension , because i want a ajustable air suspension on it !

I have to order it next week so i have to make a choice

Wich system you used on your bike ?

There s option

AIRFX
Progressive AIRTAIL
LEGEND

My choice is going over the AIRTAIL but i have read bad thing about that setup ... I have talk with local shop and the mechanics said that the problem with that system is you have to be very carefull in installing plastic line , so they have not any resistance on it , if not , they will probably leek on the shock fitting ...

Thanks for the help !

Yanick
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Old 03-09-2007, 11:35 PM
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Default RE: Softail Air suspension

Check out the Platinum Air system before you buy. I'm running the bleed and feed kit and absolutely love it.
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Old 03-10-2007, 05:01 AM
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Default RE: Softail Air suspension

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Check out the Platinum Air system before you buy. I'm running the bleed and feed kit and absolutely love it.
How many inches you can lower the bike with the Platinum Air suspension ???
There web site is horrible , no info at all
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Old 03-10-2007, 01:37 PM
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Default RE: Softail Air suspension

Legend is the best on out there. Also cost the most money.
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Old 03-10-2007, 01:39 PM
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Platnium is the best, pm me....we sell a bunch of them, the bleed and feed let's you adust not only the ride height but the firmness as well, no more pogo.
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Old 03-12-2007, 07:12 PM
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Default RE: Softail Air suspension

Hi Guys, I've been looking to get some air suspension myself. How much doe's the platinum set up cost, how easy is it to install and can anyone tell me where the air compressor fits, as I have converted my FXST to right side drive due to my 280 rear end!
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Old 03-12-2007, 08:58 PM
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Default RE: Softail Air suspension

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ORIGINAL: ICEMANNN

I m just about to received my 07 Night Train and i the only thing i havent change on it at the dealer is the suspension , because i want a ajustable air suspension on it !

I have to order it next week so i have to make a choice

Wich system you used on your bike ?

There s option

AIRFX
Progressive AIRTAIL
LEGEND

My choice is going over the AIRTAIL but i have read bad thing about that setup ... I have talk with local shop and the mechanics said that the problem with that system is you have to be very carefull in installing plastic line , so they have not any resistance on it , if not , they will probably leek on the shock fitting ...

Thanks

I've got the Progresssive Airtail set up on my Fatboy.Put it in over 3 years ago and have had zero issues with leaks.I'm not sure ,but I believe the Airtail and the Platinum work on the same principle.Two airbags that work independent of each other to control the height and the ride quality.I think Progressive originated the idea,but I'm not sure.I do know know that they have a good rep for make world class shocks for all kinds of applications.If your local shop thinks there's an issue with leaks maybe there's an issue with their ability to install things properly.
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Old 07-03-2007, 12:11 PM
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Hi guys, just joined and need info on SAS air suspension by Custom Cycle Controls. Any one had experience, good or bad. Looks neat with built in air compressor. Thanks.
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Old 07-03-2007, 10:33 PM
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ORIGINAL: ICEMANNN

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ORIGINAL: Tx_Outlaw

Check out the Platinum Air system before you buy. I'm running the bleed and feed kit and absolutely love it.
How many inches you can lower the bike with the Platinum Air suspension ???
There web site is horrible , no info at all
You can lower it thiiiiiiis much.

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