Hi lo does have a bit of a pogo effect. I have over 11,000 miles on my hi lo. one good thing is it is a reliable system

 

Reliability is what I was looking for. I heard that a few times about this system. Combined with the fact of there warranty I liked it. I find my one sweet spot when I am on the highway that is comfortable and around town I drop it. I'm 27 I do not mind a bumpy ride from the bar to the strip club. That's just me though. I do not care about it being low to the ground when I am doin 85 mph down rt 95 to myrtle beach. Knowing that I can make it point A to B without worrying about weather my system might go is a good feeling. I will be putting mine to the test this summer. We shall see how I feel about it after the summer.

 

You gotta think of it this way. If you ride with it completely slammed it is like riding a rigid. However I would never describe the ride of it as "bumpy" unless I was describing the ride of the bike slammed. When it is slammed there absolutely no travel and it is lowered 4". Like I ahve said before I only ride it like that on a flat straight smooth road. I am a slave to vanity, but not at the expense of my body.

 

That is a good point

 

Saintslax11 how far in maryland do you live frome Newark Delaware?

 

Delaware is a nice hike for me. I am not sure how far though. Lotta traffic!!!!