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The ride is fine. I never ride two up but from what I've read on here it's rough with two people onboard. If you ride two up a lot you'd be better off looking into progressive 422's or a shotgun setup
I had the 1.5 kit on mine and it was okay for solo riding. But for two up riding the bike would bottom out a lot. If you want to take the time to adjust your preload before and after two up riding have at it. Other wise I would suggest either the Shotgun Shock or the Progressive 422 Rap's.
This is a cheap way to achieve a look. If you are looking for performance and ride comfort, you need to consider the shock. As mentioned above, SS or 422's will get you the height without sacrificing the ride.
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