I have a 2007 street glide with 30,000 miles on the odometer. I tried different pressures in the rear air shocks and could never get what i thought was a decent ride. I know the street glides have a shorter shock but bumps and uneven pavement were becoming quite unbearable. The rear of the bike also seemed to move around in wide sweeping turns. I heard a couple of people on this site talking about their positive experiences with the Ohlins shocks. After doing some research, I ordered some Ohlins S36E shocks from Fuel Moto. Installation was a breeze and the shocks came setup for my weight and my bike. The new shocks were a direct replacement. I was even given instructions on how much preload to add when I road two up with my wife. These shocks are great! The bumps and uneven pavement are no longer a problem. The bike also tracks like it is on rails in those wide sweeping turns. I know this sounds strange but the more I ride the bike the better the shocks seem to work. I have nothing but praise for the Ohlin shocks. I only wish I had installed them sooner. My wife just had back surgery so I have not ridden two up yet but am confident they will meet my expectations for two up.Thank you Ohlins and Fuel Moto!!!!!!!!

 

Cool, what did those set you back?

 

Yeah. Online are the shiz.

I would definitely buy them again.

 

I run full ohlins suspension on all three of my crotch rockets and swear by them. Saving some coin to be able to set up my flhx the same...

 

Thank you for the great feedback and support!

 

I put Ohlins on my bike, (Not from FM), I'm kind of underwhelmed. It's better than stock but not by a lot. Maybe they are set up wrong. I feel like I'm riding a pogo stick on some pavement.

 

motolocopat, the price of the shocks were $555 plus $16.99 for shipping. I would definitely get them again. I am very pleased with them...ride safe.