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on the harley sight i cant find that part number 54000093 it shows 5400008 for the 2015 ultra limited i guess there the same size i found some 2017 take offs on ebay i want to make sure they will work he said they was 13 inch shocks so i guess they will work
Yes. Just make darn sure those take offs are really 2017 and not earlier premium shocks. There is a difference and some have been passing them off as 2017 take offs.
Yes. Just make darn sure those take offs are really 2017 and not earlier premium shocks. There is a difference and some have been passing them off as 2017 take offs.
on the harley sight i cant find that part number 54000093 it shows 5400008 for the 2015 ultra limited i guess there the same size i found some 2017 take offs on ebay i want to make sure they will work he said they was 13 inch shocks so i guess they will work
You missing a 0 in the original post. 54000093 is for one shock RH 54000094 is for the LH the set is PN PN 54000008
Am I to understand that these no longer require air pressure?
That is correct. They are referred to as Emulsion Shocks and are adjustable. I know they will fit on my bike. I'm curious if they work better than my current factory air shocks. It would be tough to get worse.
That is correct. They are referred to as Emulsion Shocks and are adjustable. I know they will fit on my bike. I'm curious if they work better than my current factory air shocks. It would be tough to get worse.
I am sure they are not as good as some of the higher end shocks but every review I have read says there are an improvement over the air shocks. The easy hand adjustment is what interest me as I change between solo, two up and two up loaded quite a bit.
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