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Re: Attached Saddlebag supports, now cutting sidew
Reply #30 - 09/21/13 at 08:03:31

Just back from a short ride this a.m. I went over a couple of bumps along the way and heard the scraping sound a bit more, but definitely much less than previously. I'll try stiffening up the shocks a bit in the next couple of days, but I don't know that it'll make much difference. In the end, going to the smaller sized tire is definitely in the plans.

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pg Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 5273 In Transit	Re: Attached Saddlebag supports, now cutting sidew Reply #31 - 09/21/13 at 17:46:39 Thanks for info & pics! I hope the new shocks work out well for you. Can anyone tell me if these will work or should I say work well? Progressive Suspension 412 Series 12.5" Chrome Rear Shocks for Various Metric Motorcycles 1978-2009 http://www.jcmotors.com/images/Product/large/JCM-412-4207C.jpg
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pg Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 5273 In Transit	Re: Attached Saddlebag supports, now cutting sidew Reply #32 - 09/22/13 at 17:51:30 If anyone has an experience could you chime in? I would like to create a more distance between the fender bolts and the tire. Maybe with a bit of luck have a smoother ride. Thanks & best regards, PG.
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