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Got the shotgun shock installed last week. Man o man do i love it. The only issue I had is I lost about 2" in height on a 70 mile ride. Not sure what happened. here she is (just waiting for the wheels to be finished).
Congrats. It'll take you a minute to get the feel for the settings of the shock.
Me and the OL done 100 miles yesterday and the sled rolled sweet 2up.
Could obviously be the angle of the first pic, but looks like you may need to adjust that left side pipe. Just stood mine up level on the jack Saturday and compared the measurements of the two pipes and had to loosen the one side up and realign it. Check it out when you get a chance.
Congrats. It'll take you a minute to get the feel for the settings of the shock.
Me and the OL done 100 miles yesterday and the sled rolled sweet 2up.
Could obviously be the angle of the first pic, but looks like you may need to adjust that left side pipe. Just stood mine up level on the jack Saturday and compared the measurements of the two pipes and had to loosen the one side up and realign it. Check it out when you get a chance.
I'll go take a look at it shortly. Never noticed that.
Originally Posted by prldrm
Lookin' pimp, ghost.
You want to borrow some of my Bleche Wite?
haha..i got some. I just didn't bother since I am getting the new wheels/tires put on this week hopefully.
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