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I just installed my shotgun and I saw where some put the compressor as far over as possible and some put it like I did. When I installed mine, it was tight but I got it to fit as you see in the picture. Just wondering if this is right, or should it be somewhat under the transition or does it really matter?
Sounds good to me. Thanks guys! Now to clean her up and take her for a ride.
If you're like me, the Shotgun is going to make your bike ride like crap. *
*because it's always slammed and because it looks amazing that way.
Honestly, I probably could have skipped buying the shotgun and just removed the shocks from my bike. Of course, I wouldn't be able to ride on the highway then.
If you're like me, the Shotgun is going to make your bike ride like crap. *
*because it's always slammed and because it looks amazing that way.
Honestly, I probably could have skipped buying the shotgun and just removed the shocks from my bike. Of course, I wouldn't be able to ride on the highway then.
Why not raise the rear end when riding and slam it to the ground when parked?
If you're like me, the Shotgun is going to make your bike ride like crap. *
*because it's always slammed and because it looks amazing that way.
Honestly, I probably could have skipped buying the shotgun and just removed the shocks from my bike. Of course, I wouldn't be able to ride on the highway then.
I ride mine slammed all the time too unless I'm going for a far ride
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