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Anyone know what the difference is between the rear shocks on the new RG and the RG special?
Can't seem to find specific info on the exact differences between the 2.
Thanks.
I'm riding 12" shocks. If you get the air shocks, you should replace them ASAP. If you get the premium shocks, you're good to go. Count on $500 or so if you are upgrading aftermarket.
I'd look for a used set of the premium adjustable shocks. The price went up $50 this year to $549. There are a few sets on ebay right now. One set is with 22 miles that came off of a 2015 Street Glide. $299 BIN with free shipping.
And they do make a difference. I put the 12" adjustables on my 2013 RG Ultra and the difference was night and day. Even with the 1" less of travel over the stock air shocks.
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