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would the Ohlins ride better than the air ride? I've read some people say you can't get a good ride with air ride since the air has to support the weight an control movement. what are the chances of failure with air ride?
how about Legends, I have a local, well in nyc, guy who installs and swears by them?my only worry is what if that comprerssor leaks, gives out etc, lastly whats the benefits going to air ride,,,,the online shocks, have 3 different adjustments, making them extremely versatile ? thanks man
I didn't notice, he sent these pics last Thursday, here the new chrome bars, controls, cables, you can see I'm running one straight rear brake cable, I didn't even notice lol
Bars so fat you cant see controls...lol...there 1 1/2' also theres gonna be extended brake switches, there the way they should of came, when glove on etc, you cant miss signal,lol
how about Legends, I have a local, well in nyc, guy who installs and swears by them?my only worry is what if that comprerssor leaks, gives out etc, lastly whats the benefits going to air ride,,,,the online shocks, have 3 different adjustments, making them extremely versatile ? thanks man
Airride is smooth, the SHotguns can set height and rebound (firmer ==> soft). What is the engine leaks or your brake lines? In the shotguns the air gets locked in so if the compressor doesn't work or the lines leak the air doesn't escape from the shocks
Airride is smooth, the SHotguns can set height and rebound (firmer ==> soft). What is the engine leaks or your brake lines? In the shotguns the air gets locked in so if the compressor doesn't work or the lines leak the air doesn't escape from the shocks
And the slammed look is just awesome
RJ
PS don't know about Legend
thanks, I have heard alt about shotgun, and they seem to do more, if there RELIABLE, its worth a serious look at!!!!!!
thats good to know that air stays there, that was my major concern, your right, at bike eventS, which I go to OFTEN, slamming my bike while it sits will be BADASS AT THE LEAST!!!!
Last edited by TOMMYBLAZIN; Sep 5, 2017 at 02:55 PM.
ok some more eye candy, look under the lip of rear fender, I have the custom dynamics that wraps the whole lip, plus the custom dynamics rear led, with the outside fire ring, than they all light up, had to buy new bullets to fit bulbs as stocks wouldn't work, and these are WAY BRIGHTER....about a day or so away, now he has to dress the bike up, I have a chrome billet Motor mount over the switch housing, actually switch attaches to it. its a nice mod.....theres a lot ill snap as we go these are from him.....
you can see the led strip underneath, the rear bullets haven't been swapped out yet
nice new Metzler 880 260mm tires!!!
I really like how these bars turned out, its turns just fine, he said it could of been two inches lower as the front blinkers are now mounted down on the lower fork trees, with the White led running, than Amber when blinker is selected, so ill have a lot of white light forward, and at night that amber always messed up the lightening on bike, when I throw my blues on, now with the blue digital speedo, and flush mount blue led gas gauge and cap, will look SWEET AT NIGHT, IM STOKED....
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