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I know this has been spoken about before but now with some new suspension kits out there what kits are people putting on their rides.
Looking for a kit for my Heritage.Obviously the Legends are an option but heard mixed reviews on them.Then there is the SAS air ride system that sounds good but quite pricey and have not heard any rider reviews on them.
Then Progressive have lots of different types but which one .They have a new 812 series.Obviously ride quality and the ability to drop the back end for bar-hopping and raise the back end for cruising is important.
there was a thread somewhere mid year about this. I am saving my $'s for the sas - 2 up and cruisingneed the ability to pump up. the cost is getting cheaper with the $AUS. this is my next big purchase ( any luck this side of xmas ). i will probably get trivetts to fit.
grzly.
Keep me posted Grzly,be curious to see how it goes.Bunch of my mates have just joined the Trivett hog chapter so i may do the same.Pretty good dealer by all accounts and they have a monthly get together,was last Thursday but i couldn't go.
Seriously, you've got one of the best looking FLSTC's on the forums.
Thanks Dinger but just not real happy with that rear end stance.Want to be able to play around and slam it when needed and raise it when needed.I know thats a bit **** but thats just me i suppose.
went ona weekday ride with the guys back in sept. seem ok . might see you there one day -your bike easy to spot.
I will be sure to post once I fit.
grzly
BOTM is a bit of fun if nothing else.But there are some awesome rides in there and my scoot is a work in progress (as most are) so i am not kidding my self.Flattered to be nominated but as far as winning ................
Win,lose or draw, i am happy with my ride and it puts a smile on my dial every time i throw a leg over it so thats the main thing.
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