Premium hand adjustable touring shock
I was under the impression that the Limited comes standard with the premium hand adjustable shock... Like the SGS. But 13" instead of 12". I can't imagine the MOCO would put air shocks on their LIMITED. I guess nothing surprises me anymore. Not hating, just genuinely curious... And possibly dumbfounded.
The Limiteds have always came stock with air shocks.
Third point under the main pic...
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...#!key-features
With air-adjustable suspension that comes standard, you can dial in your ride to accommodate heavier or lighter payloads, battle unexpected road conditions or simply set it to how you like to roll. The lighter the load, the softer you can go by decreasing the air pressure a bit, or increase the air pressure for a more firm ride. A convenient air valve is located between the saddlebag and rear fender for quick adjusting. It's all about rider and passenger comfort and setting your bike to fit your tastes the easy way.
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And what, may I ask, gave you that impression?
The Limiteds have always came stock with air shocks.
Third point under the main pic...
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...#!key-features
The Limiteds have always came stock with air shocks.
Third point under the main pic...
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...#!key-features
Do some research on some of that "CVO crappola" and you may be further surprised.
The $39,649 CVO Roadglide comes with air shocks.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...#!key-features
Personally, I don't think the air shocks are as bad as some here would lead to believe.
"Princess and the pea" type butts, I reckon.
The Premium hand adjustables are better, but how much is debatable.
The $39,649 CVO Roadglide comes with air shocks.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...#!key-features
Personally, I don't think the air shocks are as bad as some here would lead to believe.
"Princess and the pea" type butts, I reckon.
The Premium hand adjustables are better, but how much is debatable.
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FWIW, no one's missing out by not having them. I guess vs the regular 12 inch shocks they may be better. I don't know. But overall, I'm not impressed.
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That right there makes perfect sense to me. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice..... well, you know.
That line of thinking could also be applied to exhaust, intake, handlebars, seats, floorboards, pegs....
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My 13 cvo ultra came with air shocks, the 15 limited low I traded for has manual premium shocks that I am still working on. I have 3200 miles on the new bike and need to adjust them a little more for two up riding.