Air Bag Suspension Kit

Mittzy

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2020 TFC #385, 2014 R3 Roadster 230hp (BRUTUS)

• Dec 17, 2011

• #1

Has anyone had any experience with Air Bag Suspension on a R3??
See Link.
http://xchoppers.com/product_info.php?products_id=1911:fart:

 

barbagris

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• Dec 17, 2011

• #2

Max length 12" - Very much aimed at the "Gangsta" height adjusting crowd who are not so "corner" orientated.

I'd fit Fournales if you want air springs. They're a bit over length and this is a plus as it makes the R3 a wee bit nimbler. I'm really pleased with mine.

 

warp9.9

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• Dec 17, 2011

• #3

barbagris said:

Max length 12" - Very much aimed at the "Gangsta" height adjusting crowd who are not so "corner" orientated.

I'd fit Fournales if you want air springs. They're a bit over length and this is a plus as it makes the R3 a wee bit nimbler. I'm really pleased with mine.

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to bad they are short as it would be nice to change on the fly plus you could use the compressor to run a air-shifter when nt adjusting the shocks.

 

rash_powder

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• Dec 29, 2011

• #4

I am planning on mounting a set of Goldwing air shocks and the compressor to go with them. Figure i can put the compressor where the air filter goes under the seat. Just need to do the triple K&N's. Either that or Progressive Suspensions air shocks. Their site shows rockets using the same part numbers as Goldwings and Valkyries so I should be good. Just need money to get it all done.