rear fender rub
my 03 sportster is stretched and lowered and the rear tire is rubbing the fender. i did not go up in tire size or anything and when i put a shorty fender on it does not rub. the work was done before i purchased the bike so im not 100% sure what exactly was done but can give it my best if anyone needs more info to try to help. thanks
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shocks too short, but it looks good............measure length eye to eye or see if it has lowering blocks on bottom shock mount, then either get longer shocks o remove blocks if installed.
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If you can adjusting the shocks stiffer might be a temporary help/fix
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Thanks I'll have to try those suggestions in the coming days I don't believe I've seen the lowering blocks on it but will check just to be safe!
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i did not ahve the chance to measure it as i couldnt find the tape measure but i can say i have established they are progressive shocks and are shorter than the stock shocks as i found the stock shocks in the bottom of a "parts" box that was provided with the bike over the weekend. that being said i do not see a way to adjust the progressives.
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all signs are pointing to just buying shorty stocks that are adjustable or just stiff out of the box..
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post a pic of the shocks installed. maybe someone will recognize them and can verify if they can be adjusted or not. Unless of course, you have money burning a hole in your pocket......................
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Definitely don't want to spend money that could be spent somewhere else. I will post pictures when I have a chance. I leave the bike at my buddies place since he has more room than I currently do
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If it just barely rubs on hard bumps id just roll with it!
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Update
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This is what I'm working with but I have decided to go hard tail and a solo springer seat instead it will give it the look I want and ultimately solve my run issue as well |
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