After I get done work this morning I'm going to install my lowering kit.I'll post pics and how it went later on tonight, looks like it should be a piece of cake.

 

Yep easy....i used the Burly kit on mine....works great.

 

Well, I have never done this, so I will sign in just to see the pictures.

 

i used the Burly slammer kit on mine too, real easy to do and looks killer

 

Here's a pic on the 2" setting not the best pic,easy install and still have 1" to lower if wanted did about 40 miles with no problems,Philly toy run today this will be the test.

 

Looks good! Did you do anything on the front yet?

 

Good luck with the install. I lowered mine 1 inch and am very happy with the bike. I can get my feet perfectly flat on the ground now, and can back up the bike a little easier.

My knee draggin', footboard scrapin' days are behind me, and I have noticed no issues with anything dragging.

 

Watch for the tire hitting the inside of the fender when the suspension bottoms. One inch lowered won't matter, Harley does that stock on the Street Glides, etc. But when you start getting 2" (or more) less clearance between the tire and fender, especially if you ride two-up or have some heft to you, you could have some interference issues. If you have three inches of travel on your shocks, you should have about 4" of separation between your tire and fender with the bike unloaded. There's a wire harness up there on most (all?) late-model Harleys, that runs in a rubber conduit, and the tire will take it out if the tire bottoms hard enough against the fender.

Alan

 

Looks good, careful till ya get used to the subtle differences.

 

Which kit did you go with...........I used the Road6 Customs.