real easy lowering kit on my FatBob
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From: Austin, TX
real easy lowering kit on my FatBob
A buddy helped me to install them took 1 hour for a couple of guys not handy with tools!. It gives the bike a more “slammed” look. I like how it rides and it is 1 3/4" lower.
I am somewhat concerned about the change in geometry as you are changing the angle of the shocks but so far it seems to ride great. Basically the way these work
is that you move the lower mounting point back approximately 2 3/8”.
The sellers name was hellbend he has a 99.9 rating and has sold a lot of these.
search for dyna lowering kit
BELOW IS THE TEXT FROM HIS AD
(NO relationship at all with me I am just passing this info along – mods please delete if I have violated some rule)
Brand New Set of Billet 2006-2010 Harley Dyna 1.75” Lowering Kit
Kit will lower your 2006-2010 Dyna Superglide, WideGlide, Low Rider, Street Bob, and Fat Bob by 1.75” while using your stock shocks. Will give you a more comfortable stance. Each part is individually CNC machined from billet t6061 aluminum to exact tolerance, then polished and Triple Chrome Plated. No expense shared. This is the highest quality lowering kit you can get. Kit comes instructions and complete hardware. Install can be completed in a matter of minutes.
***Heavier riders on Street Bob and Low Rider might have to mod the fender or increase the spring rate***
Fast shipping using USPS Priority mail (3 business days)
Having a satisfied customer is very important to me. You can return the lowering kit to me if not satisfied and I'll give you a full refund. Item comes with a 100% satisfaction guaranteed and a Lifetime Warranty.
I am somewhat concerned about the change in geometry as you are changing the angle of the shocks but so far it seems to ride great. Basically the way these work
is that you move the lower mounting point back approximately 2 3/8”.
The sellers name was hellbend he has a 99.9 rating and has sold a lot of these.
search for dyna lowering kit
BELOW IS THE TEXT FROM HIS AD
(NO relationship at all with me I am just passing this info along – mods please delete if I have violated some rule)
Brand New Set of Billet 2006-2010 Harley Dyna 1.75” Lowering Kit
Kit will lower your 2006-2010 Dyna Superglide, WideGlide, Low Rider, Street Bob, and Fat Bob by 1.75” while using your stock shocks. Will give you a more comfortable stance. Each part is individually CNC machined from billet t6061 aluminum to exact tolerance, then polished and Triple Chrome Plated. No expense shared. This is the highest quality lowering kit you can get. Kit comes instructions and complete hardware. Install can be completed in a matter of minutes.
***Heavier riders on Street Bob and Low Rider might have to mod the fender or increase the spring rate***
Fast shipping using USPS Priority mail (3 business days)
Having a satisfied customer is very important to me. You can return the lowering kit to me if not satisfied and I'll give you a full refund. Item comes with a 100% satisfaction guaranteed and a Lifetime Warranty.
Road Warrior
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From: Central Ohio
... It gives the bike a more “slammed” look... it rides... 1 3/4" lower.
I am somewhat concerned about the change in geometry...
Brand New Set... Install can be completed in a matter of minutes.
***Heavier riders on Street Bob and Low Rider might have to mod the fender or increase the spring rate***
I am somewhat concerned about the change in geometry...
Brand New Set... Install can be completed in a matter of minutes.
***Heavier riders on Street Bob and Low Rider might have to mod the fender or increase the spring rate***
To lower the front I slid the forks up the trees 1".
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Road Warrior
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A buddy helped me to install them took 1 hour for a couple of guys not handy with tools!. It gives the bike a more “slammed” look. I like how it rides and it is 1 3/4" lower.
I am somewhat concerned about the change in geometry as you are changing the angle of the shocks but so far it seems to ride great. Basically the way these work
is that you move the lower mounting point back approximately 2 3/8”.
I am somewhat concerned about the change in geometry as you are changing the angle of the shocks but so far it seems to ride great. Basically the way these work
is that you move the lower mounting point back approximately 2 3/8”.
Cheers,
Tom