Shotgun Shock Air Ride Price?
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Road Warrior
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From: Goodyear, AZ.
Shotgun Shock Air Ride Price?
I finally decided it's time to do my air ride suspension. It's just gotten too hot to ride out right now in Arizona. I was going to order a Shotgun Air Ride System, and was surprised to learn that it's now selling for $1,550 dollars. That's more than the SAS system. Why the huge jump in price? I thought this system was selling for around $1,100 around 6 months ago??? Am I wrong? I know air ride loyalty is strong and touchy with people here, so let's try not to get our panties in a bunch. One of my buddies I ride with out here has the system and loves it, and paid a $1,000 for his system less than a year ago. What gives??? I'm not bashing their set-up; I'm just curious why the huge jump in price???
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Joined: Jan 2009
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There was a seller who had purchased numerous units direct from Shotgun and was blowing them out on ebay. That is how they were offered at such a low price. My original price was the entire point of contention with them as to why I cannot offer their product. So be it. My goal was to get it to everyone here at a great price.
Drew
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I have the Arnott Air Ride on one bike and the Legends on another bike. The Arnott is $1,100.00 and the Legends is $1,250.00. Both are excellent with no problems since installation. I have had the Arnott for just over a year and the Legends for about 2 1/2 years
Road Warrior
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For your best price I would call them and talk to JD personally. The advertised retail price has always been $1550, I believe. Same with most companies, what their MSRP is and what you can get them for usually differ.
EDIT: When I bought mine a couple months ago there was a backlog of orders for them, so calling will also probably be your best bet for finding out current availability.
EDIT: When I bought mine a couple months ago there was a backlog of orders for them, so calling will also probably be your best bet for finding out current availability.
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For your best price I would call them and talk to JD personally. The advertised retail price has always been $1550, I believe. Same with most companies, what their MSRP is and what you can get them for usually differ.
EDIT: When I bought mine a couple months ago there was a backlog of orders for them, so calling will also probably be your best bet for finding out current availability.
EDIT: When I bought mine a couple months ago there was a backlog of orders for them, so calling will also probably be your best bet for finding out current availability.
Drew
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Road Warrior
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From: Goodyear, AZ.
For your best price I would call them and talk to JD personally. The advertised retail price has always been $1550, I believe. Same with most companies, what their MSRP is and what you can get them for usually differ.
EDIT: When I bought mine a couple months ago there was a backlog of orders for them, so calling will also probably be your best bet for finding out current availability.
EDIT: When I bought mine a couple months ago there was a backlog of orders for them, so calling will also probably be your best bet for finding out current availability.
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