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> Vmaxman,
> Not being familiar with Progressive Shocks, I assume from reading your E Mail
> that the shocks lower the rear, making the the center stand unusable. Now
> that I know the negative side, what are the advantages over stock.
> Ray #867
It's not Progressive Shocks in themselves. It's the 11.5" lowering
shocks. They also make shocks in the stock 13.25" length. I chose
418's because they are rebuildable. They are also aluminum which look
really sharp. Lowering the bike brings down the center of gravity which
allows it to corner a bit easier. They front is lowered too. Being
5'8" tall, lowering also allows me to stand flat footed when stopped.
As far as ride goes, I found that they are stiffer than stock.
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