Progressive monotube setup
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Progressive monotube setup
Hello. For those of you that have progressive monotubes in your bike, did you use one spacer or two per side? I’m about to do this to the bike and would like to do it once and done. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I’m 6’3 210lbs ride mostly two up with the wife. 2012 Road King Classic.
If you are doing the install yourself, you will find, like I did, the second time around is SO MUCH FASTER! I don't weigh what you do, but do plenty of 2-up riding and took one spacer out as I thought it was just a little too stiff when compared to my rear shocks and still, one spacer eliminated the front end dive like the OEMs had.
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I had them long enough to buy a set of Legend Axeo's . Dive is gone , stiffness is gone. Wish I had gone that route in the first place.
I understand that Motorcycle Metal sells a set that performs well also
I understand that Motorcycle Metal sells a set that performs well also
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Hello. For those of you that have progressive monotubes in your bike, did you use one spacer or two per side? I’m about to do this to the bike and would like to do it once and done. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I’m 6’3 210lbs ride mostly two up with the wife. 2012 Road King Classic.
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<div style="text-align:left;">Hello. For those of you that have progressive monotubes in your bike, did you use one spacer or two per side? I’m about to do this to the bike and would like to do it once and done. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I’m 6’3 210lbs ride mostly two up with the wife. 2012 Road King Classic.</div>