Lowering Kits- Softail Deluxe

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01-16-2015, 06:38 PM

super77ta

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Originally Posted by ten90seven

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

this is what i used. only took 1 hr to put in. and that was taking my time. i think they say just 30 minutes to do it. and what a difference. here is how mine look with the kit from softailloweringkit.com. i used the 2" lowering collar and i lowered it in the front 2" with a progressive lowering kit.

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01-17-2015, 06:19 AM

Super38

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Originally Posted by Tamie Dukes

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

Tamie,

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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