To lower or not to lower? Opinions?
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RE: To lower or not to lower? Opinions?
I'm not sure why you want to lower your bike. If it's for reach you might have somebody like "Mean City" rework you seat and lower itas much as two inches and maintain the bikeshandling. If it's for looks then I guess you take the other route.
Ride well,
Jim
Ride well,
Jim
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#14
RE: To lower or not to lower? Opinions?
I have mine lowered front with the HD lowered springs and in the back with the low pro shocks and a lowering kit. I have bottomed out over a rough set of rr tracks but I don't btm out regurlarly. The ride will be stiffer but once you ride a few miles I really don't notice much of a difference.
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RE: To lower or not to lower? Opinions?
KDC this was a good article on the lowering question. I've toyed with the idea for sometime but am concerned about the 2 up ride. I think the 1" on the rear will be ok. thanks for the link.
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RE: To lower or not to lower? Opinions?
Had a 97 Road King with the lowering blocks, used to bottom out....Changed over to the lower Progressive 440 Shocks and it was Great a totally different bike.
Just got a 07 EGC and did the Harley lower rear shocks and the front end springs when I did the chrome front end before delivery and I love the way it handles. It helps us shorter folks flat foot the bike and with the lower center of gravity makes a difference.
Just got a 07 EGC and did the Harley lower rear shocks and the front end springs when I did the chrome front end before delivery and I love the way it handles. It helps us shorter folks flat foot the bike and with the lower center of gravity makes a difference.
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