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Yep, used it on my Fat Bob. Easy to install and very happy with the results. In fact the components in the box are actually Progressive brand.
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2009 Road King 16" Apes, Rineharts, Pro Super Tuner
2008 Fat Bob, 103" S.E Stage II, S.E Stage I A/C, S.E Pro Super Tuner, Bassani Pro Streets, Burly Slammer Kit
It definitely makes for a rougher ride. It's not that bad, I don't mind it at all and it's noticeably tighter in the twisties. The rear is adjustable and the spacer in the front tubes you cut to the length of your preference. I left the spacer out to get max drop which is about 2". I would imagine the ride would be softer if you left the spacer in.
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2009 Road King 16" Apes, Rineharts, Pro Super Tuner
2008 Fat Bob, 103" S.E Stage II, S.E Stage I A/C, S.E Pro Super Tuner, Bassani Pro Streets, Burly Slammer Kit
and the shocks replace the stock shocks on your HD?
10-4
the rear shocks just bolt on in place of your stockers; thery are very short though (10 1/2") so from what I can gather it really slams the rear end; you'll need to pull at least an inch and a half out of the front....as someone said the shocks and springs supplied in the kit are actually progressive suspension parts but being sold under the Burly brand (for quite a bit less I might add).
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2008 FXDBI (black)
C&C Lo-Pro Solo
SE Stage 1 AC
Rush Mufflers (1.75" baffles)
Stage 1 ECM Download
Burly Brand Slammer Kit
