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I have Legends both front and back, although not the air kit, I have the REVO suspensions. I love them, beat the heck out of the stock Harley, front shows much less notable dip and the back settled the ride out for me significantly without losing performance. You certainly notice a difference at speed.
Just did the Legend air ride on my 13 Fatboy (rear). Greatly improved the ride, especially when 2 up. So much smoother over bumps and pot holes now and bike feels better in curves and turns.
I've had Legend air-ride on my Breakout for 4+ years...I love it and have had zero issues/problems with it. The ride is very good, it airs up much faster then other air-rides, and has the handlebar controls that many systems don't!!.
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Legend Suspension
