Lowering Kits- Softail Deluxe
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If cost is an issue....or you'd like to ride it for awhile lowered BEFORE you grab an expensive air ride (like me).... SKIP THE BOLTS...
There's a better...and most importantly EASIER product...
I used the kit from softailloweringkit.com
Takes minutes....and comes with BOTH 1" & 2" options....
Went in easy....no experience needed.....couple wrenches
There's a better...and most importantly EASIER product...
I used the kit from softailloweringkit.com
Takes minutes....and comes with BOTH 1" & 2" options....
Went in easy....no experience needed.....couple wrenches
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I had a question for you, I'm looking into buying a 2010 deluxe and they say its been lowered already 2" is what i'm told but after really looking over the bike I noticed the rear fender is off set to one side. They say thats what happens when they are lowered, is that normal ? and is there a way to reline the rear fender with the tire? My husband doesn't know a whole lot about the bikes and says its fine but I guess I'm just being really picky about how (my bike) or the bike I buy looks
Lowering the bike should not change the relationship of the fender side to side.
With some more details someone might be able to figure out whats going on.
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