Lowering kits for Roadking softbags.
#1
Lowering kits for Roadking softbags.
I can't find any. Only for hardbags. Anyone know of some place that makes them? Sure, I can change out my shocks. But I like my OEM air shocks.
#2
Never knew they made lowering kits for the soft bags, but I may be wrong. Mine are low enough now because I have to get on my knees to dig into them. Any lower and I would have to lay on the driveway.
#3
LOWERING a FLHRC ?
Easy have Bitchin Baggers cut your stock shocks down an inch or two. They rebuild them diffrent spring fluid . no worries about bottoming out on fender tearing up your wiring harness like with lowering blocks.
Because the BB shocks have a stop in them that prevents that .
I have 11" Bitch'n Bagger shocks . http://bitchinbaggers.com/products/drop-shocks/
Bike handles great .
Buy the way are you lowering because of looks or to get your feet flat on the ground ?
If its cause your short you might want to first consider having your Stock seat modified . I had my stock FLHRC seat lowered and narrowed several inchs buy MeanCity Cycles very thrifty way cheaper than a new low seat .
Super comfey with a little memory added .
Total cost for my seat MOD including shipping both ways was just under $150.
I have rode many 500+ mile days .
http://www.meancitycycles.com/
Easy have Bitchin Baggers cut your stock shocks down an inch or two. They rebuild them diffrent spring fluid . no worries about bottoming out on fender tearing up your wiring harness like with lowering blocks.
Because the BB shocks have a stop in them that prevents that .
I have 11" Bitch'n Bagger shocks . http://bitchinbaggers.com/products/drop-shocks/
Bike handles great .
Buy the way are you lowering because of looks or to get your feet flat on the ground ?
If its cause your short you might want to first consider having your Stock seat modified . I had my stock FLHRC seat lowered and narrowed several inchs buy MeanCity Cycles very thrifty way cheaper than a new low seat .
Super comfey with a little memory added .
Total cost for my seat MOD including shipping both ways was just under $150.
I have rode many 500+ mile days .
http://www.meancitycycles.com/
Last edited by baust55; 11-10-2012 at 09:45 PM.
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