Softail Not So Soft. Help!
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Joined: Mar 2016
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From: DFW, TX
My Night Train road ok and I adjusted stock shocks to smooth it out some. Bought the Harley tool pretty cheap.
I lowered my Night Train with Progressive 422 w/RAP. My stock shocks were ok but I wanted it lowered and adjustable. If you buy these, do not order heavy duty, get standard duty. I had to adjust mine to get it to ride better but it is still not a soft riding softail! I think this is a good compromise v the expense of air ride if you decide to purchase new shocks.
http://www.progressivesuspension.com...es-shocks-wrap
I lowered my Night Train with Progressive 422 w/RAP. My stock shocks were ok but I wanted it lowered and adjustable. If you buy these, do not order heavy duty, get standard duty. I had to adjust mine to get it to ride better but it is still not a soft riding softail! I think this is a good compromise v the expense of air ride if you decide to purchase new shocks.
http://www.progressivesuspension.com...es-shocks-wrap
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Joined: Apr 2017
Posts: 39
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From: Langley, BC
Okay folks, this is great information and I'm comfortable to move forward. I'll adjust height first to see what I get, adjust ride second if I need to and budget for new set third.
Thanks much.
Jim
Thanks much.
Jim
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