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techtalk:ref:susp04 [2019/06/27 21:45] hippysmack [HD Air Shocks from BT Models] |
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| ====== Aftermarket/Alternative Rear Shocks ====== | ====== Aftermarket/Alternative Rear Shocks ====== | ||
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| + | * [[techtalk:ref:susp04a|Outlaw Mac's Air Shock Installation - BT type]] | ||
| + | * [[techtalk:ref:susp04d|Installing Progressive 440 Rear Shocks on 1994 XLH]] | ||
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| ===== HD Air Shocks from BT Models ===== | ===== HD Air Shocks from BT Models ===== | ||
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| - | * [[techtalk:ref:susp04a|Outlaw Mac's Air Shock Installation]] | ||
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| Some folks have tried using the air shocks that are stock on some Big Twin models as alternatives for their Sportster models. The satisfaction with this option varied quite a bit. As all changes in suspension are dependent on accounting for the specific model bike, the rider/passenger weights & cargo weight, the idea is that air shocks can be adjusted for those factors. | Some folks have tried using the air shocks that are stock on some Big Twin models as alternatives for their Sportster models. The satisfaction with this option varied quite a bit. As all changes in suspension are dependent on accounting for the specific model bike, the rider/passenger weights & cargo weight, the idea is that air shocks can be adjusted for those factors. | ||
