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Any idea whether the 11" shocks that they say fit the 04 Road King classic will actually work? I have the stock 13" on now with lowering blocks and still need a little more.
Bob, as opposed to sacrificing ride comfort, have you considered heels on boots? When I upgraded my shocks with Pro Action I was first talked into 12". I didn't care for them but very happy with their 13". To be honest I didn't notice any difference in seat height.
Last edited by nobodyknowsme; Sep 27, 2019 at 04:38 PM.
11" shocks are going to be a tough ride. If you are not planning long trips, and just local runs, then you probably can pull that off, but if you plan to do some riding....not a good choice.
With lowering blocks on my 08 UC it would bottom out occasionally. The tire contacted and wore through wires under the fender. Last year I replaced the shocks with 11" take-offs from a newer model.
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