2012 CVO Street Glide Rear Shocks
I have a 2012 Street Glide and the air shocks suck. How do the CVO Street Glide shocks work? Is the ride good or too soft or too firm, and how does the hand adjustment work?
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The ride is good. The left side shock has a preload adjustment depending on how much weight you carry or how firm you like the ride. Some have described them as the best rear shock Harley has ever put out.
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:icon_idea: Did not know that the left was adjustable. I will have to check it out. So far on my 2012 I have only had the rt bag off. Inspected it and gave up. Mine sure needs adjusted for two up. Thanks
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After getting them dialed in me and the other half are very happy with em
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anybody know if the 12 CVO shocks will fit an 04, seems like they could help the ride quality, but i do not know
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Why wouldn't they fit? It is a shock. As long as the eyelet is the same your good.
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Originally Posted by mjb765
(Post 9741207)
The ride is good. The left side shock has a preload adjustment depending on how much weight you carry or how firm you like the ride. Some have described them as the best rear shock Harley has ever put out.
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Originally Posted by street glide Lee
(Post 9736198)
I have a 2012 Street Glide and the air shocks suck. How do the CVO Street Glide shocks work? Is the ride good or too soft or too firm, and how does the hand adjustment work?
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Progressive 940s are a better alternative to the CVO shocks.
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almost 2 years later and I will re-post my opinion. I am changing out the stock CVO shocks for Bitubo's...tried a bike and the difference was incredible.
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