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FS: BITUBO shocks
#1
FS: BITUBO shocks
Selling a brand new set of uninstalled BITUBO shocks. These are black and new in box. 13” in length and will bolt right up to your Harley touring bike. They are preload adjustable with adjustable rebound. Fantastic shocks with an Italian racing provenance.
https://www.bitubo.com/Bitubo/cms/EN.../129-wmeo.html
$500 shipped to your door.
https://www.bitubo.com/Bitubo/cms/EN.../129-wmeo.html
$500 shipped to your door.
#4
A bit confused from the label on the box. Do these only fit touring bikes up until 08? Im not seeing anything newer than that listed. Did you buy for your RG and they do not fit?
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mthopton (12-08-2020)
#6
The BITUBO site isn’t the easiest to navigate either. The original link above is for this shock and provides further details. These have not been installed and are new in the box.
Mike
#7
The eye to eye is 13”, which is what I was trying to show in the pics above. You’ll see on the sticker “330mm”, which is 13”.
Mike
Mike
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#9
I tried to explain this in another post. Bitubo doesn't understand all the Harley models and their corresponding numbers. If you ask them they will tell you that they don't fit in most cases. The fact is that they do fit and work well on all touring models. Harley changed the air shocks in 09 with the frame and swing arm updates with an updated air system and the pressures are different for increased load handling. Then they gradually switched over to coil overs in 17. While it is not recommended to use newer shocks designed for the 09's and up on the earlier models you can use any touring shock on the newer models. I am running those exact shocks on my 2010 and they fit my 2020. They are really decent shocks. I like them a lot. I am running Pro Actions on my 2020. I have tried Ohlins and they tend to run on the stiffer performance side of the spectrum.
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mthopton (12-08-2020)
#10
I tried to explain this in another post. Bitubo doesn't understand all the Harley models and their corresponding numbers. If you ask them they will tell you that they don't fit in most cases. The fact is that they do fit and work well on all touring models. Harley changed the air shocks in 09 with the frame and swing arm updates with an updated air system and the pressures are different for increased load handling. Then they gradually switched over to coil overs in 17. While it is not recommended to use newer shocks designed for the 09's and up on the earlier models you can use any touring shock on the newer models. I am running those exact shocks on my 2010 and they fit my 2020. They are really decent shocks. I like them a lot. I am running Pro Actions on my 2020. I have tried Ohlins and they tend to run on the stiffer performance side of the spectrum.