Progressive 412 Series Shocks

Idaho Red Rocket 3 said:

General consensus is not to use the 412. There are much better choices. The current common Progressive Suspention rear shock is the 444.

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atomsplitter said:

Try running your current shock to the max preload and ride it awhile. How does it compare to your current setting? How much static sag does your bike have with the current settings?

If money is no object and you want superior performance Wilbers makes a great product:

Shock Absorber Type 642 Competition

Suspension for big choppers and cruisers. Wilbers stereo shock absorbers with a 46 mm piston and compression reservoir complement the look of large cruisers both visually and functionally. Robust, reliable, and highly responsive, they are fully adjustable, supplied with ABE, and backed by a...

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Big Gun said:

Hey Idaho, would you happen to know what specific part number for 444 shock? Thanks!

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concours said:

Do you have them?

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Idaho Red Rocket 3 said:

It looks like the part number should be 444-4233C. I happen to have a pair of these I was going to install on my RIII. But since I'm now going to sell my RIII, I can sell these shocks. These shocks are made for your size. They have the HD spring rated at 210/250 lbs.

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Idaho Red Rocket 3 said:

Would $400 shipped to Texas work for you ?

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