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I need some help identifying the rear shocks on my bike. Im the third owner and it was the original owner that had them installed. The guy I bought it from knew nothing about them. He did provide me with the original invoice from the shop that installed them. They are on an 02 FXD. There is no markings or logos on them other than 2 numbers. 1764 on the left shock and 1756 on the right.
Theres nothing wrong with them Id just like to know whats on the bike. Thanks!
The invoice seems to have a lot of info on it... It doesn't give you what you're looking for? At any rate, I know the PayPal address there... That's Howard Messner at Motorcycle Metal. He's readily available by phone if you have any questions.
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