anyone using Progressive 412 shocks
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I'm running 412s on my RG. Honestly, I wouldn't get them again. Only 5 steps of adjustment for preload. Adjusting them to 1/3 sag like Prog recommends had me bottoming out (I ride solo, 210#) and increasing preload to stop bottoming made the ride harsh.
Essentially, the ride is like the stock air shocks without having to worry about air pressures.
Essentially, the ride is like the stock air shocks without having to worry about air pressures.
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I'm running 412s on my RG. Honestly, I wouldn't get them again. Only 5 steps of adjustment for preload. Adjusting them to 1/3 sag like Prog recommends had me bottoming out (I ride solo, 210#) and increasing preload to stop bottoming made the ride harsh.
Essentially, the ride is like the stock air shocks without having to worry about air pressures.
Essentially, the ride is like the stock air shocks without having to worry about air pressures.
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I too just put them on my 2010 RG. 12" HD set. I am 250 setting 2 is solo for me. On 3 they were too stiff. 2 works ok ill use 3 for 2 up with my GF. Honestly I'd save your $270 for a better shock and skip these they are ok at best. I read countless reviews on them most people praised them but I feel they suck I won't do it again.
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A little more money but worth the investment, best shocks in the world !
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