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My 2020 Lowrider is a few rides away from 35,000 miles. Although its not a huge issue, I'm thinking it may be time to replace the shock. I've never bought shocks before so Im looking for some recommendations. I'm more interested in a soft, comfortable cruising ride than racing performance. If you have a M8 softail and have a recommendation, I'm all ears.
Thanks in advance
I ride a 2019 FXLR with 26k+ miles. Changed to Progressive adjustable shocks in the front end--changed the handling and stopping. Next step was to also put a progressive shock on the rear end; not as much difference but enough that I am glad I did both front and rear. Main differences are that the bike no longer suffers from excessive brake dive or dipping into a corner and ability to setup the bike for my weight & riding style. FYI: It takes about 400 miles of riding and adjustments to break in new fork shocks and tune them for your unique preferences.
so is suggesting "Evo". Your posts almost seem "bot like" Little to no help. I believe most of our members know of the sub forums.
This is the sixth time you have responded along similar lines to my posts, and you are welcome to continue doing so - however this is my final response to you.
This is the sixth time you have responded along similar lines to my posts, and you are welcome to continue doing so - however this is my final response to you.
Good to see you're keeping count. Maybe add some valued information in the future instead of these bot like responses.
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