Pig9r
Living Legend
Maybe you should check out the "comfort package" that Triumph offers. Which I think are the same shocks offered on the Touring model.
Shocks
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Air Shocks
Hey Dave an adjustable situation is what it looks like you could get into. I don't know anything about them but just a suggestion. Hook a bleeder from the air horn and toot to rise and get one of those duck calls to lower.
Hey Dave an adjustable situation is what it looks like you could get into. I don't know anything about them but just a suggestion. Hook a bleeder from the air horn and toot to rise and get one of those duck calls to lower.
snuffcityrider
Living Legend
I really like my 412's, but I,m 190/195, they don't pogo in the corners like the stock shocks. I have them on the 2nd setting for one and two up riding.
RocketDaryl
Top Fuel
I have no idea how the R3T shocks compare to the R3, but I notice the R3T shocks are a bit rigid when I ride solo (most of the time)(I'm 150 soaking wet) and they're set however they were from the factory (which I believe is the softest setting). They feel much better when I'm packed for a trip (extra 20 or 30 lbs) or if the wife is riding with me (combined weight of around 275). The R3T doesn't feel any better or worse than my last couple bikes in that regard.
- 07 Street Bob
- 05 Heritage Softail
- 05 Speedmaster
- 89 Springer Softail
- 07 Street Bob
- 05 Heritage Softail
- 05 Speedmaster
- 89 Springer Softail
