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Hi, I don't remember if I asked this question before but, I have a 2002 Harley fatboy that I converted to a trike using the Frankenstein trike kit. I have no movement in the shocks. I have adjusted them from soft to high and in between. Right now I have them adjusted to 2 turns out from lowest setting (for my weight, I weigh about 160 lbs.) and still no movement. My bike has only 49,000 miles on it and it rode nice before I converted it. So my Question is do you think Processive shocks would help or am I wasting my money and this is what a Frankenstein trike with a softail suspension rides like?
Hi, I don't remember if I asked this question before but, I have a 2002 Harley fatboy that I converted to a trike using the Frankenstein trike kit. I have no movement in the shocks. I have adjusted them from soft to high and in between. Right now I have them adjusted to 2 turns out from lowest setting (for my weight, I weigh about 160 lbs.) and still no movement. My bike has only 49,000 miles on it and it rode nice before I converted it. So my Question is do you think Processive shocks would help or am I wasting my money and this is what a Frankenstein trike with a softail suspension rides like?
Some photos would be nice. I've always liked the simple look of Frankenstein trikes, compared to trikes with independent rear suspension on each wheel.
Some photos would be nice. I've always liked the simple look of Frankenstein trikes, compared to trikes with independent rear suspension on each wheel.
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