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10-14-2011, 05:47 AM

grbrown

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Originally Posted by Fire-Medic

If my suspension solution for the rear is going to be that much from pretty much anyone, then I think it's time to look into n Arnott Air Ride system.......

Before you do that you're only 20 miles or so from Motorcycle Metal, near Fort Lauderdale. Howard there specialises in suspension for Harleys and would be well worth a visit.

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10-14-2011, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by grbrown

Before you do that you're only 20 miles or so from Motorcycle Metal, near Fort Lauderdale. Howard there specialises in suspension for Harleys and would be well worth a visit.

Thanks for the tip, I have been to Howard's a few times for a friends bike, but like I said before if I'm going to drop that much cash then I want to compare the air ride systems as well.

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10-14-2011, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by RollaMo

I am using the standard height ones (13") on my Street Glide now.
As mentioned, the lowered (12") are what comes on the CVO Street Glide.

I can say the 13" ones are a huge improvement in ride quality over the standard air shock system. Especially when riding two-up.

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