Anyone running these on their Dyna? Thinking about trading up from the
412's because I like the contrast cut.

 

Yep....... I have them on my Low Rider and love em. I have the standard chrome model though. The contrast cut just wouldnt go good with my bike's green color. Best thing about these are they are ridiculously easy to adjust for your load and comfort.

 

Thanks for the input man. I've just installed the RSD Speed 7 A/C, RSD grips, Joker Machine VII mirror, ordered new RC Component CZAR Eclipse wheels, pulley & rotors. I just thought that those shocks would compliment the rear end pretty good.

 

with a black bike.......those two tone 430's would look incredible. The thing I especially like is the tooless adjustably if you need to stiffen or loosen the ride on the fly. Just twist and you're good to go. Also, they are reversible.....so you can put them on "upside down" if that "look" is better for the overall appearance. I love your signature..... "IT'S A NEVER ENDING PROCESS"
Looks like you just did some serious upgrades to your ride. Me too.
In 2008 I added $4900 in parts and this January 2009 I put another $4300 into it. This year I got some V&H pipes, Stage 1 and a PCII USB. Also added a chrome inner primary, chrome swing arm, chrome sprocket, 5 3/4 Billett Headlight, Chrome shift linkage, HD Halogen Chrome Fog Lamps, put Chrome Covers on all exposed bolts and screws, Chrome Innerface Engine/Trans/ Oil topcover, Chrome caliper inserts, Chrome Oil Dip stick, Chrome rear brake pedal, New "Counterbore" Billett Derby and Timer cover, Detatch QR Sissy bar and 5 rail luggage rack, New QR "Touring" size windshield, and Kury ISO Highway and Passenger Pegs and Chrome Passenger Peg supports, Chrome voltage regulator cover, Had it Dyno tuned.....thern bought some HD Universal side opening luggage with roller wheels, a sissy bar concho bag and a Billett aluminum drink holder. I have one or two other things to do over next winter. I'd really like to get Chrome front and rear calipers and maybe something painted on the tank, like a couple 4 leaf clovers or wicked looking praying mantis ....and then I think I'll be done.