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Thanks for the review. I'm running Progressive monotubes and 944 shocks now. The Progressive setup is an improvement over the stock ride, but a bit harsh; I'm looking for firm and compliant. I've heard good things about the Revo/Axeo combination and was hoping to hear from those that have had both.
In case you are considering the Revo-A’s for the back, the 13” is the way to go. Legend uses a softer spring so you will be able to set the sag to whatever your ride height is now (assuming that is what you want) but have the travel of the 13” shocks. I emailed Legend before purchasing both the rear and front suspensions, and they were very responsive and helpful in recommending the appropriate setup for each.
Last edited by HarleyBP; Nov 26, 2017 at 09:15 AM.
Just had them installed on my '14 Limited. Have to say so far it has been probably the best change I have made to the bike. It handles so much better, even like it better than the suspension upgrades on the '17s. Now there is no reason to trade it in. I definitely like the ability to adjust the rears with a turn of a **** of each shock. Found the best deal with both price and installation at my dealer, Harley Davidson of Greenville, SC.
Thanks for all the replies. Talked to local dealer today. They had a special running of FREE labor on any accessories bought thru today. So I bought the Legend Axeo today and should have them installed in the next few weeks, they had to be ordered. Now it is time to save for the Revo A’s.
Thanks for the review. I'm running Progressive monotubes and 944 shocks now. The Progressive setup is an improvement over the stock ride, but a bit harsh; I'm looking for firm and compliant. I've heard good things about the Revo/Axeo combination and was hoping to hear from those that have had both.
I ran the same setup that you have and switched . The ride becomes much more
superb.And when you call or email Legends they all ride and get it.
I did the upgrade thru dealer.. all installed.... price is nice, warranty is nicer, ride is exceptional/// Olins in rear But Legends makes a real nice coil shock also
Late notice but I found good deal on Revo A’s, with no sales tax or shipping, at www.2wheel.com.
Code “cyber2017” good thru midnight. I could not resist and placed my order. So I should have front & rear Legend suspension installed in next few weeks. Thanks Santa.....lol. Now if the OL would as happy!!!!
Thanks for all the replies. Talked to local dealer today. They had a special running of FREE labor on any accessories bought thru today. So I bought the Legend Axeo today and should have them installed in the next few weeks, they had to be ordered. Now it is time to save for the Revo As.
Great money spent on both items - I'm running and love them both - I did my own install - pretty simple
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