lowering success !!!
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I have a buddy that has a set of those exact shocks. He said they were too low for his taste. So I am thinking of buying them from him. I am hoping they will get rid of the wallowy / mushy feeling of the stockers.
I would like to think that those shocks will tighten up the rear of the bike enough to be more sporty, Yet still have a good enough dampiing ability due to the IAS technology to still absorb hits as good or better than the stockers. Do you get that impression from them so far?
I would like to think that those shocks will tighten up the rear of the bike enough to be more sporty, Yet still have a good enough dampiing ability due to the IAS technology to still absorb hits as good or better than the stockers. Do you get that impression from them so far?
Last edited by love4steel; Aug 9, 2010 at 03:57 AM.
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I dont want to lower my bike really, but I cant stand the huge gap at the rear tire to fender. So I believe I have decided to go with these shocks and the 18 rear rim so I will get the fender clearance addressed and the taller wheel will give me back the lost ride height and additionally help with filling the rear fender. I feel that this bike needs tightened up on both ends so I guess I will give them a try.
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How did you put in a Progressive drop-in spring kit on a springer front end?
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