Progressive 422's are now adjustable "On The Fly"
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Although we were initially concerned (and even had a note on our site about it), we finally had a chance to fit a 422 RAP system to a 2012 Softail with ABS. No problems. That model was initially hard to get, so we erred on the side of caution.
So, the answer to #1 is yes.
We've considered the black option for the 422, but have not had enough demand to justify it as of yet. You guys tell us, if there is enough interest, we'll build it, but we hate building stuff just to populate our shelves.
So, the answer to #1 is yes.
We've considered the black option for the 422, but have not had enough demand to justify it as of yet. You guys tell us, if there is enough interest, we'll build it, but we hate building stuff just to populate our shelves.
Hey Progressive,
I got two questions for ya if you would be so kind to answer:
1.) Do you guys have any future plans on making a 422(RAP) shock for softails with ABS?
2.) Do you guys have any future plans on making the 422 series shocks in a powdercoated black color instead of all chrome?
I got two questions for ya if you would be so kind to answer:
1.) Do you guys have any future plans on making a 422(RAP) shock for softails with ABS?
2.) Do you guys have any future plans on making the 422 series shocks in a powdercoated black color instead of all chrome?
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You have seen what I am trying to accomplish (clear my swing arm bag). It would be more helpful to tell me how to do that, than telling me I can't do something.
And telling me I can't do it, begs the question of whether you can for me if I special order it. It appears that if it was oriented 180* from where it is a stand-up configuration would work better.
THAT would be helpful!
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Do you think you can run the line and RAP control to the right side of your bike? I would think it would work as long as you stay away from your exhaust.
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Is there any way you can mount your swing arm bag like Sgt. Jim did?
It looks like there would be plenty of room for the RAP controller behind the passenger peg this way.
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Is there any way you can mount your swing arm bag like Sgt. Jim did?
It looks like there would be plenty of room for the RAP controller behind the passenger peg this way.
Last edited by Jester750; 01-26-2012 at 02:16 PM.
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Do you think you can run the line and RAP control to the right side of your bike? I would think it would work as long as you stay away from your exhaust.
OR
Is there any way you can mount your swing arm bag like Sgt. Jim did?
It looks like there would be plenty of room for the RAP controller behind the passenger peg this way.
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Is there any way you can mount your swing arm bag like Sgt. Jim did?
It looks like there would be plenty of room for the RAP controller behind the passenger peg this way.
Great idea on the exhaust. I don't know the answer to that because I am switching to a D&D Lowcat and have no clue where it will end up in relation to right side peg.
There MIGHT be room for it with the swing-arm bag but I don't know how to figure that out with any dimensions, etc.
I think for now I am going to wait on ordering it until someone running a bag gets it installed and I can see some pics.
It will still be there to buy in a month or two!
Thanks again.
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Thanks for the reply!
There MIGHT be room for it with the swing-arm bag but I don't know how to figure that out with any dimensions, etc.
I think for now I am going to wait on ordering it until someone running a bag gets it installed and I can see some pics.
It will still be there to buy in a month or two!
Thanks again.
There MIGHT be room for it with the swing-arm bag but I don't know how to figure that out with any dimensions, etc.
I think for now I am going to wait on ordering it until someone running a bag gets it installed and I can see some pics.
It will still be there to buy in a month or two!
Thanks again.
Look how far it is from the tire.
Here's a pic from their online installation manual.
If you're still not sure just send a PM to Sgt.Jim. I'm sure he would take a quick measurement and get back to you. He's a cool guy.
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