?'s about lowering fxdc
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Your SGC has 12-5/8" shocks from the factory. I personally, wouldn't go lower than 11.5" if I were you and if you ride 2-up more than 1/2 the time, I would go with a heavy duty shock. I put 11" Progressive shocks on my Streetbob, which comes from the factory with 12" shocks. That 1" made a big difference in things contacting the concrete in corners.
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I put tamarack 1.75 inch lowering blocks on my stock superglide shocks about a year ago. My wife is glued to the back and we rarely (if ever) bottom out. I would say get the heavy duty 11" shocks from progressive. I scrape sometimes but I didn't lower the front. I assume that if I had lowered the front I'd scrape alot more. I do have a hard time getting my jack under the bike though.
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11" 412
heavy duty
If you lower both front and rear you will need a new jiffy stand
the progressive front end feels better than the stock front .
the rear will absorb the small stuff much better than stock.
to jack the bike you will need to roll the rear tire up onto something to get the jack under easily.(I use 2 10 lb iron barbell weights)
heavy duty
If you lower both front and rear you will need a new jiffy stand
the progressive front end feels better than the stock front .
the rear will absorb the small stuff much better than stock.
to jack the bike you will need to roll the rear tire up onto something to get the jack under easily.(I use 2 10 lb iron barbell weights)
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