Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
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Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
18 May 2008 11:23
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I lowererd my bike two years ago whit a pair of cheap HD shocks, 11 inch long. Thiebike is quite stiff in the backend now so I thinking about putting back the originals. Does anybody know if the original shocks for this bike is good or should I stick with the HD shocks?
I lowererd my bike two years ago whit a pair of cheap HD shocks, 11 inch long. Thiebike is quite stiff in the backend now so I thinking about putting back the originals. Does anybody know if the original shocks for this bike is good or should I stick with the HD shocks?
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Re: Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
18 May 2008 14:54
JanTaliban wrote:
The original equipment shocks that come on the bike are typically junk.
You can get some progressive springs and gas shocks to raise the ride to stock height and you will love the ride comfort. Z1 sells them and installs the springs for free.
Hi!
I lowererd my bike two years ago whit a pair of cheap HD shocks, 11 inch long. Thiebike is quite stiff in the backend now so I thinking about putting back the originals. Does anybody know if the original shocks for this bike is good or should I stick with the HD shocks?
The original equipment shocks that come on the bike are typically junk.
You can get some progressive springs and gas shocks to raise the ride to stock height and you will love the ride comfort. Z1 sells them and installs the springs for free.
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Re: Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
18 May 2008 16:49
Could you post a picture of those HD shocks,please.
I was thinking about lowering the ass end on my bike as well,but haven't come across any shocks that will mount,and NOT rub the chainguard.
Thanks!
I was thinking about lowering the ass end on my bike as well,but haven't come across any shocks that will mount,and NOT rub the chainguard.
Thanks!
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Re: Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
24 May 2008 19:38 - 24 May 2008 19:39
I have a pair of stockers off a 76 ill trade ya for the shorties.or i have a set of progressives on my 79 1000 i would trade.
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Re: Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
25 May 2008 13:52
76 LTD wrote:
I'd like to see those shocks too...and a measurement.(the progessives)
Thanks.
I have a pair of stockers off a 76 ill trade ya for the shorties.or i have a set of progressives on my 79 1000 i would trade.
I'd like to see those shocks too...and a measurement.(the progessives)
Thanks.
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Re: Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
25 May 2008 16:02
they measure 13 inches bolt hole to bolt hole.they are black and dirty but work fine and dont leak.
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Re: Rear shocks LTD 750 Twin -83
26 May 2008 21:58
Too long (eye to eye).
Thanks though,appreciate it.
Thanks though,appreciate it.
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