FS 11 inch 412 Progressive BLACK Dyna shocks
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Progressive 412 11 inch Dyna FXD Shocks - Gloss Black - XL? [hr] $215 shipped ASAP
these are the Replacement shocks:
412-4037B
these are NOT
412-4045B (HEAVY DUTY) (over 225 lbs)
bought these in my lowering experiment.
I put them on, and rolled the bike in and out of the garage a few times,
we never really rode the bike with them on it (she was still to short)
they have less than 5 miles on them.
unfortunately, they did scrub the top of the lowering blocks, and the bottom of the adjuster skirt did get the paint skinned off.
i taped up the side, and squirted some Krylon on the bottom edge.
you should not be able to tell it once they are on.
will come with paperwork, stickers, and the adjuster wrench, in the box they came to me in.
i even put masking tape all on the adjuster wrench to keep from scratching the adjuster skirt when adjusting them.
we did not even open the package of lube for the adjuster ramp.
FWIW, we did put these on the wife's 883 low.
the Dyna is 70 pounds more than the Low, and these 11 inch shocks held the bike about a half inch higher than the stock 11 inch Low shocks, due to the weight rating of the shock. but they did look dang good on the sporty.
so if you are a heavy guy, with short legs, who is bottoming out his Low, these might work for you.
I will have the progressive front fork 10-1566 lowering kit for sale in a few weeks.
(saturday plus 10 days plus however long to get together with the bike buyer to get them out)
the fork kit is adjustable by using one or two springs in the fork bottom for determining the lowering, and cutting a PVC pipe to adjust preload. you may need another PVC pipe if you don't want a 2 inch drop.
http://www.progressivesuspension.com/productsearch.aspx[/align]
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these are the Replacement shocks:
412-4037B
these are NOT
412-4045B (HEAVY DUTY) (over 225 lbs)
bought these in my lowering experiment.
I put them on, and rolled the bike in and out of the garage a few times,
we never really rode the bike with them on it (she was still to short)
they have less than 5 miles on them.
unfortunately, they did scrub the top of the lowering blocks, and the bottom of the adjuster skirt did get the paint skinned off.
i taped up the side, and squirted some Krylon on the bottom edge.
you should not be able to tell it once they are on.
will come with paperwork, stickers, and the adjuster wrench, in the box they came to me in.
i even put masking tape all on the adjuster wrench to keep from scratching the adjuster skirt when adjusting them.
we did not even open the package of lube for the adjuster ramp.
FWIW, we did put these on the wife's 883 low.
the Dyna is 70 pounds more than the Low, and these 11 inch shocks held the bike about a half inch higher than the stock 11 inch Low shocks, due to the weight rating of the shock. but they did look dang good on the sporty.
so if you are a heavy guy, with short legs, who is bottoming out his Low, these might work for you.
I will have the progressive front fork 10-1566 lowering kit for sale in a few weeks.
(saturday plus 10 days plus however long to get together with the bike buyer to get them out)
the fork kit is adjustable by using one or two springs in the fork bottom for determining the lowering, and cutting a PVC pipe to adjust preload. you may need another PVC pipe if you don't want a 2 inch drop.
http://www.progressivesuspension.com/productsearch.aspx[/align]
![](https://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b170/04vrscb/DSC07505.jpg)
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