They are the 13" FXDX shocks.I dont have any real good pics of just the shocks.

 

I run the 10.5" and they feel great. The wife or kid both ride with me a little, but I solo it mostly.

 

I went with 11's on mine. If you run anything wider than the stock tire though, wiring issues with the rear turn signals may arise.

 

sonic, are they in good condition... If you're gonna get rid of them I might be interested...

 

They are stock shocks that i cut down 1 inch and powder coated... i had the 11 progressives and they did not last but 4 months, the shock blew out blowing oil all over my bike, i called progressive and they basicly told me ooh well i can buy a new shock for $85 dollars but i have to dissassemble it and send it in... this is not a big deal cause i tear down shocks all the time. I asked to speak with someone higher and was told that was a manager, so i called bakc and this one hung up on me, granted individuals actions can not speak for a company, however it was enough for me. i was just amazed at how they did not stand behind their product, sad really cause i have sold a ton of their shocks now i push burley and any issues i have had they are right there to back up their product, for all custom shocks i recomend motorcycle metal Howard is flat out the man! My front end is still rocking progressive lowering springs, however for the rear i wanted to save some $ and show you can make you stock shocks cool, so i cut a coil out of mine and coated them

here where mine after i cut them and coated them


you can make stock shocks look pretty wicked

 

Go with 10.5's. If you like that low look i say it's win win. My wife and i ride a lot with the slammer kit and havent bottomed out yet. It's low dont get me wrong and if you do front and back your gonna need to bend or get a new kick stand. Here are a couple of mine with the front and rear slammer.

 

I guess I'm lame, but having been a racer, I like not dragging in corners and I like a nice smooth ride, so I went longer by 1/2" and now I don't drag in corners and the bumps are waaay less, on the fly. I now have 104k and still love my wg, it handles great. I am 63 so that probably has something to do with it, lol

 

11 is pretty low but still ridable........... 10.5 is pushing it

 

I ride 10.5" progressives (solo only) and have had no problems to date. It is, however, a very hard ride. Doing over again, I'd probably go 11" with a better quality shock.

 

I'd go 13" shocks... But 11" is nice