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So I'm gonna be putting my Shotgun Shock on in the next week or so and wondered what people think of the match up putting on progressive mono tubes lowering kit on my 2014 FLSTFB front end? Seems like about the best bang for the buck. Found a few threads that were positive but they were old and not bike specific. Anybody got any pro's or con's?
I did the same thing - the Shotgun first followed by the Monotubes.
Mainly because the Shotgun really amplified just how bad the stock front suspension was.
Here's a review I posted: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...es-review.html
At the time of the review I said the jury was still out on the Monotubes since I didn't have many miles on yet.
Not anymore - they were a GREAT upgrade...
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