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Actually you can drop a roadglide to where the low side exhaust is only 4' off the ground and the bike is still stable
my problem is tire to fender clearance
My last one was a fatboy I was able to get that seat height down to 22' and had to use a shorted kickstand
but the roadglide is alot different and it sits right and stable
Primo: Thanks....I might look at that shock length I believe the street glide uses a 12' shock..if I take of my legend and put on
a shorter shock has to be stiff though then put a 1/2' shorter tire I still will be able to maintain 1 1/2 inch of tire travel before
tire to fender rub
thanks
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RE: slammed it
