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Sold my Limited and took these off. These were a tremendous improvement over my progressive 444's. Bought in September and put about 5,000 miles on them. These will fit 1990-present touring. Pro-Action Street Series.
$600 shipped to lower 48. I'm sure I can work out shipping to other areas.
I am 210 and passenger is 150. I called Pro action and below is what they said.
These shocks as is are good for a rider 235lbs and under and/or a passenger 150lbs or less If the rider is heavier the spring can be adjusted. He said that the buyer can call them and they will walk the buyer through the fine tuning of the shocks as if it were bought directly from them. If the buyer is say 290lbs, heavier shocks can be purchased for $125.
I left these springs in the same position as they were sent to me but did set the rebound 2 clicks to the left and that was good solo and with passenger.
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