Night Train: Lowering it question.

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Jul 10, 2011 | 10:37 PM

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DR. V-TWIN

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If you use a $100 lowering kit you will get a $100 ride. I run Shotgun Shock. I also lowered my front end with Progressive Drop in and some Ricor intiminators.

Drew

Jul 11, 2011 | 09:36 AM

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NightShifter

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Dr. V twin, I see you're a spOnsor here.
Do you have a direct link to both rear and front lowering kits?
I ride a '07 train.
Thanx,
Mick.

Jul 11, 2011 | 10:08 AM

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fcsallan

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There is a lot of talk about this is better, that is better around here, but in the end it is you that makes that decision. I bought a set of shock bolts and installed them for a day. I bottomed out twice when they were set where I liked the look. If I can't run it where it looks good and get a good ride, I don't need them.

I also don't have the money to drop $1500 on a shotgun shock right now so I'm saving my pennies until I do. I can't see wasting the money on bolts, then progressives and then air. Too much time and effort for me. I'll wait.