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Got it done a few days ago. Lovin' the suspension. 'tails are a bit longer than I expected, but they'll be OK. Maybe some 16" apes are in order Don't know if it'll fit in the trailer anymore. Good thing the tips are removable.
Got it done a few days ago. Lovin' the suspension. 'tails are a bit longer than I expected, but they'll be OK. Maybe some 16" apes are in order Don't know if it'll fit in the trailer anymore. Good thing the tips are removable.
Beautiful thing like that, now why on earth would you want to put it in a trailer???
Got it done a few days ago. Lovin' the suspension. 'tails are a bit longer than I expected, but they'll be OK. Maybe some 16" apes are in order Don't know if it'll fit in the trailer anymore. Good thing the tips are removable.
I had the air ride popo seat on my 09 king. Today I installed an xlarge kong..I am 220 lbs and it puts me in the same position as my air ride with 40psi....
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