For Sale progressive 440,s

[Idaho Red Rocket 3]

Why are the 440-4210C useless for us Ishrub ?

 

[Ishrub]

Why are the 440-4210C useless for us Ishrub ?

They appear to be a lightly damped and sprung version for what Kevin said the seller stated was a V-Rod HD which has a very different code.



Which are:
for Honda VF500C V30 Magna 1984-1985
for Kawasaki EN450A 454 LTD 1985-1990
for Kawasaki H2 Mach IV 1972-1975
for Kawasaki KH400 1976-1978
for Kawasaki KZ250 1980-1982
for Kawasaki KZ440A LTD 1980-1983
for Kawasaki KZ440B/G 1980-1982
for Kawasaki KZ440D LTD Belt 1980-1981
for Kawasaki KZ550C LTD 1980-1981
for Kawasaki KZ650H CSR 1982-1983
for Kawasaki ZL600 Eliminator 1986-1987
for Suzuki GN250 1988
for Suzuki GN250 1985
for Suzuki GN250 1982-1983
for Suzuki GN400 1980-1982
for Suzuki GS650GL 1981-1983


Found them using Kawasaki 454 LTD 1990

412-4210C Code applies with Standard duty springs for under 230lb rider or less than 50% bike load capacity used most times

412 Series Shocks | Progressive Suspension
MSRP: $299.95
412-4210C
412 (CHR) CRZR 13.0"

 

[Kevin frazier]

They appear to be a lightly damped and sprung version for what Kevin said the seller stated was a V-Rod HD which has a very different code.



Which are:
for Honda VF500C V30 Magna 1984-1985
for Kawasaki EN450A 454 LTD 1985-1990
for Kawasaki H2 Mach IV 1972-1975
for Kawasaki KH400 1976-1978
for Kawasaki KZ250 1980-1982
for Kawasaki KZ440A LTD 1980-1983
for Kawasaki KZ440B/G 1980-1982
for Kawasaki KZ440D LTD Belt 1980-1981
for Kawasaki KZ550C LTD 1980-1981
for Kawasaki KZ650H CSR 1982-1983
for Kawasaki ZL600 Eliminator 1986-1987
for Suzuki GN250 1988
for Suzuki GN250 1985
for Suzuki GN250 1982-1983
for Suzuki GN400 1980-1982
for Suzuki GS650GL 1981-1983


Found them using Kawasaki 454 LTD 1990

412-4210C Code applies with Standard duty springs for under 230lb rider or less than 50% bike load capacity used most times

412 Series Shocks | Progressive Suspension
MSRP: $299.95
412-4210C
412 (CHR) CRZR 13.0"

Actually I went to bike bandit, put in the 440-4210c and vrod and Bonneville come up, a few others but I stopped there as I came to the same conclusion, they are designed for about a 500 to 600 lb bike, I think that you could get them fitted, but the engineering of the shock not up to the task of holding up 1000# of get you some widowmaker

 

[Idaho Red Rocket 3]

I purchased them. Oh Boy !

 

[Ishrub]

There was a 412- and a 440- version for R3s using the same 4 digit code for spring, shaft length and damping. The 412 and 440 prefixs are the shock series.

The 2006 HD Nightrod one for example is completely different.

Standard
MSRP: $299.95
412-4053C
412 (CHR) HLY 13.0"

Heavy duty
MSRP: $299.95
412-4055C
412 (CHR) HLY 13.0"

 

[Ishrub]

I purchased them. Oh Boy !

Quick sell them to @warp9.9 !

 

[Kevin frazier]

Quick sell them to @warp9.9 !

He only uses top of the suspension bits

 

[Ishrub]

@warp9.9 is probably running Honda CT 110 shocks to get the right 1" sag!

 

[warp9.9]

@warp9.9 is probably running Honda CT 110 shocks to get the right 1" sag!

YSS with adjustable length in the rear, and Ducati Monster components in the front! Not everyone has to use a wheel barrel to haul arse

 

[Kevin frazier]

I tried to tell him