Shotgun shock testimonial...
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Shotgun shock testimonial...
I received my shotgun shocks the other day, mentioned to J.D. that I was a Forum member. In fact, it is this forum that convinced me to go with the Shotgun system. I already had a Legends package enroute when I changed my mind. Very glad I did. I made my decision based on several things. One, I always try to support products through the Forum and if they are made in the U.S. they almost always get my support. Plus, I look for feedback from users and the level of support received after sale.
The "indy" that put the system in for me dicked it up. I almost always do all the work on my bike, but I have trusted this guy in the past, and I was in a bind. Anyway, it was a VERY difficult problem. J.D. answered his phone on a holiday weekend on Sunday in the middle of dinner. He spent several days answering calls and emails, and basically helped me fix what the mechanic screwed up. When I told him the problem and that it was our fault, he nontheless said, "I'll send you another wiring harness to fix it." Wow.
I did patch the harness together here, and did take the bike for a ride. It is like night and day on my old 94 Softail. Fully loaded with wife and gear and we were amazed at how well the bike handled the road.
The "indy" that put the system in for me dicked it up. I almost always do all the work on my bike, but I have trusted this guy in the past, and I was in a bind. Anyway, it was a VERY difficult problem. J.D. answered his phone on a holiday weekend on Sunday in the middle of dinner. He spent several days answering calls and emails, and basically helped me fix what the mechanic screwed up. When I told him the problem and that it was our fault, he nontheless said, "I'll send you another wiring harness to fix it." Wow.
I did patch the harness together here, and did take the bike for a ride. It is like night and day on my old 94 Softail. Fully loaded with wife and gear and we were amazed at how well the bike handled the road.
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