Lowering
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Joined: Oct 2016
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From: Syracuse NY
I went from crap HD OEM 13” air shocks to the 11" coil over Pro Action shocks which lowered the bike to a "slammed" look. It sure makes it easy to throw my 65-yr old legs over and to move the bike around.
Not a super plush ride, but I picked up a used, heated, CVO seat that sits a bit higher. IMO - the more cushion, the better.
You can pick up used seats and either send them off to MCC to narrow the nose, or do it yourself.
Not a super plush ride, but I picked up a used, heated, CVO seat that sits a bit higher. IMO - the more cushion, the better.
You can pick up used seats and either send them off to MCC to narrow the nose, or do it yourself.
Last edited by Oko; Sep 14, 2021 at 09:52 AM.
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Joined: May 2013
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From: Out west
Burly Brand Slammers. I put these on my 08 SG. Lowered it about 1 1/2 inch. Some say they suck but i have no issues with them.
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Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Lorain Ohio
I'm 5'8" with a 30" inseam an a lower narrow seat def helps. I installed JNR air ride an if I need leverage to muscle it back into a parking spot I dump the air an it's tons easier. It rides better too. For me I ride with it aired up to just a tad under the ride height when the 12" shocks were on. I tend to ride within a 50 mile radius so a thin seat isn't a big deal to me. Plus if you go long distances there is the chance the air ride could fail to hold air. Again not a big deal for me since I could limp it home without air on the bump stops.
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