13" FLHT Rear Shocks..

twizzle · Nov 9, 2015

Any body got any gathering dust in the shed.......?? :thumb2

do not need to be OEM/Air... Happy with Hagon/Progressive etc. anything considered!!

Need some life left in em, so no rusty/oily shit....

Twiz

Mutley · Nov 9, 2015

I have some rusty oily shit ones

Deleted account 190117001 · Nov 9, 2015

twizzle said:
Any body got any gathering dust in the shed.......??

do not need to be OEM/Air... Happy with Hagon/Progressive etc. anything considered!!

Need some life left in em, so no rusty/oily shit....

Twiz

Get some progressive's and stop being so tight fisted.

boxer · Nov 9, 2015

These any good? £350 P&P to be added.

Wilbers 630 TS rear shocks.

Bought for my '09 Electra Glide [now sold] to replace OE shocks [545565-09] in March this year.

Reduced shock length [eye to eye] from 330mm [oe shock length], to 315mm.

Approx 500miles old.

Set up for rider weight of 95kg & pillion 75kg.

Balance of 5yr warranty remains and is transferable with shocks.

twizzle · Nov 9, 2015

Cheers, Boxer... Unfortunately they are out of budget... my glide is a rusty ole snotter....... budget around £100......

Nice shocks though, I can see how they would suit a newer glide !!

jackassdave · Nov 9, 2015

95 kg riders weight you say that may be slightly optimistic for twizzles size and weight :augie

Tricky · Nov 9, 2015

boxer said:
Set up for rider weight of 95kg

95kg = about 15 stone.

"Houston, we have a problem!". :rolllaugh

The big oaf is meant to be losing weight but I doubt he will be able to shed that much.

twizzle · Nov 9, 2015

Bez1 said:
Get some progressive's and stop being so tight fisted.

And double the value of my bike....

Tricky · Nov 9, 2015

It’s like a pack of hyenas in here.

The one in poor health and most vulnerable gets laughed at, picked on and ripped to shreds without a second thought.

Long may it continue. :thumb2

Doris · Nov 9, 2015

I concur with my learned Brothers... A pair of shocks, lowered and set up for a light weight are just what you need.....

Mutley · Nov 9, 2015

If you fit £100 shocks to your bike you'll end up in a hedge

Clifton · Nov 9, 2015

With the trend of lowering Harley's I'd think there'd be plenty of 13" shocks on garage shelves. Might try an ad in the classified section of a dedicated Harley owners forum if nothing shows up here.

jackassdave · Nov 10, 2015

Mutley said:
If you fit £100 shocks to your bike you'll end up in a hedge

he would allso double the value of it !!!

Doris · Nov 10, 2015

Yeah.... 'Cause lowering a bike with already poor ground clearance is a top idea......

jackassdave · Nov 10, 2015

slam it to the ground twiz go lowrider style

twizzle · Nov 10, 2015

It's already lowered..... i have the mounts that fit in the swingarm moving the lower shock eye down an 1" or so.... the front end is also lowered....

Ironic eh.......

twizzle · Nov 10, 2015

Mutley said:
If you fit £100 shocks to your bike you'll end up in a hedge

There is a difference between fitting £100 shocks and paying £100 for a pair of shocks........

Deleted account 230523001 · Nov 10, 2015

Air kits can be had for below 300 these days.

Doris · Nov 10, 2015

IRonic.......or........MORonic.......? We'll let the audience decide...

twizzle · Nov 10, 2015

att said:
Air kits can be had for below 300 these days.

Only works if 300 pence..

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