Air Shock Question
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these shocks are installed like the 13's with air lines- the same lines swap over easily.
generally referred to as 12"- I think actually 12.25".- so .75" drop from the 13" which has 3" travel.
the valving was changed going into 09 for a more "comfortable ride" as the drop is all in the travel ( total travel 2.25")
the mounts etc stay the same so any shock will interchange from 12 to early 80's.
I run them on my 09 EG Classic in town, tour pak off- 225 lbs or so with gear and 7 pounds pressure works for me. with tour pak on or passaenger I go maybe 12 pounds. ( paid $125 for take offs from anther rider, new about $230 from an online discount dealer
You can't see much from this angle but this is with the low shocks

when touring, the thick seat, tall windscreen, tourpak on, I put the stock shocks back on- takes 20 minutes incl. coffee
JJ has a pair for sale right now:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ir-shocks.html
Mike
Last edited by mkguitar; Dec 17, 2011 at 03:14 AM.
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these are often called "12's" but in fact they are 12.25"
standing height generally refers to height with weight on it ( like a bike and rider)---standing height is much the same as unladen height.
capped? don't understand- like the 13's these use air lines to change pressure which affect dampening and rebound- to compensate for laden weight such as passenger camping gear, luggage.
If the air pressure changes height at all it is minimal.
as described above, I run these on my 09.
are you trying to figure out a custom application?
Mike
Last edited by mkguitar; Dec 17, 2011 at 03:02 AM.






