'06 air shocks
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the shocks, they will blow the seals if over inflated. i would recommend the harley pump. if u try and use a high pressure pump u will over inflate. u can get away with a small bicycle pump but be careful the one i used added 5# per pump.
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Tried to attach a PDF file with rear suspension air pressures for touring models with specific weight, and number of riders. New manual, trying to fiqure this out. Hope, and think it worked.
Purchased a 1400 page 2006 Touring service manual online from ebay for $10. Browsing through it last night , and saw the exact page about air pressures. I opted for the digital copy versus paying $110+ for the original paper manual. I can print these out, and if I muss em up print some more!
Purchased a 1400 page 2006 Touring service manual online from ebay for $10. Browsing through it last night , and saw the exact page about air pressures. I opted for the digital copy versus paying $110+ for the original paper manual. I can print these out, and if I muss em up print some more!