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if you look in the moco catalog at the two front end lowering options for touring bikes you'll see they are different. The road kings have an internal cartridge only on one side, I believe. The others have on both sides. hence the lower price for "A" "except Road King" asthe ultra, glide, classic already have two cartridges.The B kit only changes the springs, which, by the fitability shown(is that a word?)seem to becommon to all the touring bikes listed.
if you look in the moco catalog at the two front end lowering options for touring bikes you'll see they are different. The road kings have an internal cartridge only on one side, I believe. The others have on both sides. hence the lower price for "A" "except Road King" asthe ultra, glide, classic already have two cartridges.The B kit only changes the springs, which, by the fitability shown(is that a word?)seem to becommon to all the touring bikes listed.
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