lowering e-glide input
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Cruiser
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From: bethel,pa.
lowering e-glide input
im thinkin of lowering the rear of the bike, but right now dont have the bucks for new shocks, so im wondering if any of you guys or gals use or have used 1 of the many brackets available to lower it. looking for input here . whats good whats not
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Road Captain
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Melbourne, Florida
Got some last year from Eglidegoodies.com, $140. Easy to install, blah blah blah. But I have to keep the shocks aired up to avoid tire rub. I think after this last trip I will be going back to stock. Just me. Try anything once.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: C-bus
Try putting the street glide shocks on, it will lower it about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch and some claim it will feel more stable in the turns. I am thinking of doing this one myself for the price. they retail for $269 I think and I am sure you can find them somewhere online for cheaper.
Cruiser
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From: NORCAL CENTRAL VALLEY
+1 to that. I even had mine dropped 3in for awhile. At 2in drop with full tour pack and 2up no rub, and I'm not small at 6'3" 260. I bought the kit off ebay for 55.00 shipped. Had to lower while i waited for my arnott air ride.
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