Lowering FLHTP - keeping police seat
#1
Lowering FLHTP - keeping police seat
I have a 2012 FLHTP with the police seat, which I like how it rides and looks. I sit up way high and I am thinking about lowering the bike.
If I dropped the rear 2", would I need to do something up front? How would any of this impact the ride? What are the different options to lower the front?
Do Streetglides have a lowered front with their 1" dropped rear?
If I dropped the rear 2", would I need to do something up front? How would any of this impact the ride? What are the different options to lower the front?
Do Streetglides have a lowered front with their 1" dropped rear?
#3
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I have a 2012 FLHTP with the police seat, which I like how it rides and looks. I sit up way high and I am thinking about lowering the bike.
If I dropped the rear 2", would I need to do something up front? How would any of this impact the ride? What are the different options to lower the front?
Do Streetglides have a lowered front with their 1" dropped rear?
If I dropped the rear 2", would I need to do something up front? How would any of this impact the ride? What are the different options to lower the front?
Do Streetglides have a lowered front with their 1" dropped rear?
#4
you can drop the rear
it will affect the ride...right now you have 2.75" of suspension travel... sg's have 1.75"
that is where they get the 1" lowered rear- a stiff harsh jouncy ride.
you can also try lowering blocks
you need to remember to adjust the belt tension
you may scrape and turning is affected
FLHX models stock have same front end you have
mike
it will affect the ride...right now you have 2.75" of suspension travel... sg's have 1.75"
that is where they get the 1" lowered rear- a stiff harsh jouncy ride.
you can also try lowering blocks
you need to remember to adjust the belt tension
you may scrape and turning is affected
FLHX models stock have same front end you have
mike
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