Progressive Shocks- which one?
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RE: Progressive Shocks- which one?
ORIGINAL: TOMMAY
I've got Progressive 412's,heavy duty, on my bike set on the softest setting
and believe me they are very stiff.
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Forgot to add,mine are eleven inch so they don't have much travel anyway,
might be a whole different story with taller shocks but then you
wouldn't get the lowering effect which was what I was looking for.
I've got Progressive 412's,heavy duty, on my bike set on the softest setting
and believe me they are very stiff.
.................................................. .....................
Forgot to add,mine are eleven inch so they don't have much travel anyway,
might be a whole different story with taller shocks but then you
wouldn't get the lowering effect which was what I was looking for.
mud
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RE: Progressive Shocks- which one?
Ever thought about works suspension?? Alittle more money, but they make the shock for your weight. Will post pictures next week, mine should be here on monday. Eric[sm=coolness.gif]
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RE: Progressive Shocks- which one?
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Tom, have you got a straight on side shot of your sled??
mud
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Close as I got to straight on from side.
Tom
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RE: Progressive Shocks- which one?
I have a 2005 FXDCI
I weight 250 lbs. and the heavy duty is perfect for me ...if you weigh less then 250 and ride solo as I do i think the heavy duty will be too firm...go with the stock model
i have stock lenght 440's and ride mostly solo...set at the softest position
hope this helps
I weight 250 lbs. and the heavy duty is perfect for me ...if you weigh less then 250 and ride solo as I do i think the heavy duty will be too firm...go with the stock model
i have stock lenght 440's and ride mostly solo...set at the softest position
hope this helps
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RE: Progressive Shocks- which one?
ORIGINAL: killer.com
Ever thought about works suspension?? Alittle more money, but they make the shock for your weight. Will post pictures next week, mine should be here on monday. Eric[sm=coolness.gif]
Ever thought about works suspension?? Alittle more money, but they make the shock for your weight. Will post pictures next week, mine should be here on monday. Eric[sm=coolness.gif]
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From: DFW
RE: Progressive Shocks- which one?
Anybody know where I can find the correct part number for the following:
412, Chrome, 12", Light Duty (as in NOT heavy duty) for 2006 Dyna Street Bob?
Their website appears somewhat useless in finding this info.
THANKS!
412, Chrome, 12", Light Duty (as in NOT heavy duty) for 2006 Dyna Street Bob?
Their website appears somewhat useless in finding this info.
THANKS!
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From: DFW
RE: Progressive Shocks- which one?
Thanks, but I want the 412. Could it be 412-4036C? The catalog on their website doesn't list anything above 2005.
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