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Ok so if any one is thinking about this... DO IT, it is heaven I just finished and my god it was worth every penny I spent... Highly recommended and very easy to do. Although use a lift I pulled a dumb@$$ move and did not have a lift took both shocks off at the same time not thinking at all and the bike fell no shock means swing arm collapse it was not fun at all and it helps to have help other that I had fun doing it and very easy
Are the RK's better to use than the Street Glides? Seems like I read somewhere the SG springs were shorter. My 48 hits me hard when I hit bumps. Kinds sucks.
Ok so if any one is thinking about this... DO IT, it is heaven I just finished and my god it was worth every penny I spent... Highly recommended and very easy to do. Although use a lift I pulled a dumb@$$ move and did not have a lift took both shocks off at the same time not thinking at all and the bike fell no shock means swing arm collapse it was not fun at all and it helps to have help other that I had fun doing it and very easy
Glad it worked out for you.
I have been running the 13" airshocks (ultra or RK) on my sporty for years. Believe it is the first mod I made...cannot stand the ride with the stock shocks.
Using schrader valves on each shock, keep about 5 lbs in em.
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