Progressive shocks
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Progressive shocks
I was given permission by the better half to go ahead and look into some better shocks for the rear versus the harley air shocks.
I am looking at Progressives 440 and 940 shocks.
Jay recommended the 940's and I understand them to be the best in class. If I am going to spend 500 to 600 bucks they better be the best otherwise, I will hear it from my wife.
I'm running my air shocks at 40psi when we both ride and about 30 when it is just me.
Ideas?
I am looking at Progressives 440 and 940 shocks.
Jay recommended the 940's and I understand them to be the best in class. If I am going to spend 500 to 600 bucks they better be the best otherwise, I will hear it from my wife.
I'm running my air shocks at 40psi when we both ride and about 30 when it is just me.
Ideas?
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Don't know your weight or the weight of your BSR. I weight 260 and my BSR is 125. I installed the 440HD Progressive and we are very happy. Talk to someone at Progressive with your weight info and how much stuff you carry when you are one-up and get their recommendation. The 940s' just don't carry the load of the 440HD model. HD in this case means Heavy Duty model 440s'.
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I am having a set Ohlins made by Howard at motorcycle metal, he is down here in Davie. I test rode a Dyna outfitted with them and I am sold, around the same price range too, maybe a bit more.
http://www.motorcyclemetal.com/
http://www.motorcyclemetal.com/
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