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How do you like the shocks? I'm looking at a set for my WG and was wondering how the ride is especially dropping it a inch. Thanks and great looking bike. I need to post some pics of mine and my Road King if I can figure how to post up some pics
How do you like the shocks? I'm looking at a set for my WG and was wondering how the ride is especially dropping it a inch. Thanks and great looking bike. I need to post some pics of mine and my Road King if I can figure how to post up some pics
I lowered the bike 1.5"s. I am running Progressive 430's 11". I weigh 175 lbs and never ride two up. I have about 3 hundred miles on these shocks. I think they have given me a better ride even though I lost the 1.5"s in travel. I sit even more into the bike because of my seat. I highly recommend both the shocks and the seat....
I can stare at this bike all day long Retxpres, & I'm considering a few similar mods to mine. Have to ask - do you have any more pics, possibly from the front or 3/4 front view please? Would be great to see some other angles.
I lowered the bike 1.5"s. I am running Progressive 430's 11". I weigh 175 lbs and never ride two up. I have about 3 hundred miles on these shocks. I think they have given me a better ride even though I lost the 1.5"s in travel. I sit even more into the bike because of my seat. I highly recommend both the shocks and the seat....
Just want to answer a few questions that have been posted...
The front end of my Wide Glide is powder coated.
The front end is not lowered it is stock. Since I lowered the rear, I think the bike
handles much better than stock. The combo of a lower seat and shocks allows me to sit into the bike much better. The bike has a hard ride to it, but I like it...
Right now these are the best photos I have. If I should get more I will post.
Thanks for all the positive compliments!
Last edited by retxpres; Nov 20, 2012 at 06:37 PM.
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