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I am around 230 lbs. and the manual says the shocks should have about 25 or so in them for that weight solo, and about 40 2 up. I put mine at 40 and left them there for solo to make it easier. I personally like the ride better at 40 solo too.
But yours is a 2014, the OP's is an 07. Different shocks and different max pressures.
I know it's not right to laugh at others but I'm sorry....that was funny as hell. Get you a pump and all will be good. Pump it up to about 15-20 psi riding solo.
2010 Limited with some stuff
laugh away i sure to do way more dumb stuff ...life was simple with my fx 20 years ago,,
Too funny!....now I have to go drain some oil cuz my oil guage reads 34 and that seems like too many quarts!...JK..we've all done **** like that
that i had down pat... due to pressure,,,hence y i was fooled by the air... @ this point i am scared to ask what that gauge does or represents if not air pressure for ride
I am around 230 lbs. and the manual says the shocks should have about 25 or so in them for that weight solo, and about 40 2 up. I put mine at 40 and left them there for solo to make it easier. I personally like the ride better at 40 solo too.
yea i did read 10 percent rule for weight to air..240 lbs = 24 lbs
that i had down pat... due to pressure,,,hence y i was fooled by the air... @ this point i am scared to ask what that gauge does or represents if not air pressure for ride
That really cheered up a dull day! Thank you OP! Good thing you weren't here in Redding, CA, today, or you would have thought your pressure was 110+!! Just a tip, the Harley air pressure pump gauge is identical to the pumps sold to be used for mountain bike air shocks, so check with your local bicycle dealers and see if you can't get a better price (make sure the pressure range is the same).
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