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Thanks for the responses. Im glad I asked. My main goal is to smooth out the bumps. Thats what the Progressive 444s did for the rear.
Another question on the same subject. Can anybody explain why the same monotubes work in streetglides and Ultras? Ive always believed that Streetglides had shorter springs.
Thanks for the responses. Im glad I asked. My main goal is to smooth out the bumps. Thats what the Progressive 444s did for the rear.
Another question on the same subject. Can anybody explain why the same monotubes work in streetglides and Ultras? Ive always believed that Streetglides had shorter springs.
It's different for my year bike...35-2500 VS 35-2501 for lowering kit.
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