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ok so have u ridden w/ the sas more drew? whatta think
I have ridden more with it. It is different than the Shotgun. It responds differently over big bumps and firms up much quicker. If I had a bike with abs I would not hesitate to put the SAS on it, but a bike without abs i would do shotgun.
Changing trans fluid on a softail with shotgunshock takes an extra 5 minutes
Originally Posted by chester1957
So which system is easier to change the tranny oil, or do you have to remove the whole shock system as with the legends 1 system.
Just remove the two hex bolts securing the shotgunshock to front frame gusset and shock pivots into a vertical position, allowing access to trans drain plug, no need to remove shock from swingarm and air line and electrical plug stay intact.JD
Hi JD... Quick question... Have a 2014 CVO Breakout... And it does have the ABS... Any issues with installing the SS on this bike...? Any special modifications necessary ...? Thanks...
Hi JD... Quick question... Have a 2014 CVO Breakout... And it does have the ABS... Any issues with installing the SS on this bike...? Any special modifications necessary ...? Thanks...
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Hello everyone, I installed the Shotgun Air Shocks on my 05 Fatboy and what a difference, I can control the ride height and the amount of cushion by flipping one or both toggle switch's. I had no problems with installation or air leaking out. It works Great & I am very pleased with the product. I am not affiliated in no way to Shotgun Shocks, I just wanted folks to know that it makes riding so much easier on older bones-Tim in MI