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anyone ever thought of using goldwing air shocks? nothing cooler then air ride.....
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_____________________________________________ 1979 XS 1100 Special "The judge" mods- K&N air pods, 4-1 mac, 147.5 pilots, 57.5 mains, LED turn signal, cafe bars, HEL translucent yellow stainless steel brake line, dyna coil (dc2-1), raptor 660 mc, r6 controls..(sold)
1982 gs1100e "all business" cafe project
1980 gs1000g "stock"
1982 honda express "stretched 10 inch(my daughters scooter)
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That might be a pretty cool set-up. Might be tough to find a spot to mount the compressor. You could also inflate your tires. Set-up on eBay...Originally posted by lee_dutcher View Post
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/88-00...Q5fAccessories2H7 (79)
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well i was think more along the lines of not having the compresser and useing the junktion piese where the two linse meet and inflate or deflate on that "bung" from gas staion or you own if you have one....i can fit a shrader valve in there or get another union to make it work.....this is what im looking into....or phnumatic/air pistions......_____________________________________________ 1979 XS 1100 Special "The judge" mods- K&N air pods, 4-1 mac, 147.5 pilots, 57.5 mains, LED turn signal, cafe bars, HEL translucent yellow stainless steel brake line, dyna coil (dc2-1), raptor 660 mc, r6 controls..(sold)
1982 gs1100e "all business" cafe project
1980 gs1000g "stock"
1982 honda express "stretched 10 inch(my daughters scooter)
2008 jmstar 150cc Chinese scooter ( wife's bike)Comment
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sounds like the planOriginally posted by crazy steve View Post
Do you know the length of the stock sporty and dyna shocks ?Comment
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You do need to ask if it's not listed in the ad. There's different lengths depending on the model, so it's not just 'Sportster' or 'Dyna' shocks. The Dyna 'low' has 12 or 12.5 shocks depending on the year, and the Sportster 'Custom', 'Nightster', 'Hugger' and one other model (whose name escapes me) all have 12 or 12.5 shocks. You'll also run into shorter (as short as 11") aftermarket shocks that guys will remove, so there's variety out there. The 'standard' shocks for these bikes are too long for a XS, so you have to look for the shorties off the lowered models. You'll also find mixes on finish, with some all chrome, some chrome/black, some all black.Originally posted by motorhead View Post
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