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Profile® Low Touring Shocks Lower the seat height of your Touring model without compromising the ride. The Profile® Low Touring Shocks have been revalved for a comfortable ride while lowering the seat height by up to 3/4". The kit maintains the air adjustability feature of the stock shocks. 54631-02B
Fits '97-later Touring models (except FLHRSE3/4). Does not lower FLHRS or FLHX models.
MSRP US $275.95
I have installed the rear lowering shocks, the HD front fork lowering kit, and had my seat reworked by mean city cycles. Of them all the seat made the biggest difference. Allen took the sides of my seat in where you straddle it when standing up, lowered it by an inch and moved me up toward the handle bars by an inch. That was the best investment of them all. I now have 11,500+ miles on it with no complaints on the seat modification.
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