Description

GP Suspension Bagger Shocks

These shocks have been expertly configured to cater to your specific needs. Each set is fine-tuned to factor in rider weight, bike weight, and individual riding style, guaranteeing an optimized performance tailored just for you.

Experience the freedom of full adjustability with the ability to fine-tune compression, rebound, preload, and ride height. This level of customization ensures a ride that’s perfectly attuned to your preferences and requirements.

Your shock set will be equipped with a tech-selected spring rate, along with all the essential mounting hardware and specialized tools necessary for seamless adjustments. We’ve left no stone unturned in providing you with everything you need to optimize your riding experience.

The 13.5-14.0″ length shock is highly recommended for two inch over length forks. To take your ride to the next level, we strongly advise complementing it with a GP Suspension 25mm cartridge kit, creating a harmonious synergy that will elevate your biking experience.

NOTE: For those running full length exhaust systems, slight modification of the exhaust is required.

For CVO models with speakers in the bag, the wiring connector for the speaker interferes with the internal mounting hardware ** if you purchase this shock, you will need to purchase the over the bag reservoir mounts.

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Optimize Your Ride: The Importance of Adjustable Preload and Rebound on Harley Shocks

When it comes to enhancing your Harley’s performance and comfort, the shocks play a crucial role. Understanding and adjusting preload and rebound settings can transform your riding experience, making it smoother, safer, and more enjoyable. Here’s why these features are essential for every Harley rider.

Why Adjusting Preload Matters

1. Tailor Your Ride to Your Load: Preload adjustment allows you to set the spring tension based on your riding style and load. Whether you’re cruising solo or two-up with gear, being able to adjust the preload ensures your shocks respond optimally, keeping your bike balanced and reducing bottoming out on rough terrain.

2. Control Ride Height: Adjusting preload can also influence your bike’s ride height. A higher preload can give you a stiffer ride, while lowering it can provide a more cushioned feel. Finding the right balance means better handling, especially when navigating corners or uneven surfaces.

The Role of Rebound Adjustment

1. Enhance Stability: Rebound damping controls how quickly the shock returns to its original position after compression. Properly adjusted rebound helps maintain tire contact with the road, enhancing stability and control. This is especially vital during aggressive maneuvers or when riding on uneven surfaces.

2. Improve Comfort: Too fast of a rebound can lead to a bouncy ride, while too slow can make your bike feel sluggish. By adjusting the rebound, you can fine-tune the shock’s response to bumps and dips, creating a smoother ride that minimizes fatigue on long journeys.

The Perfect Balance for Every Ride

Every ride is unique, and factors like road conditions, rider weight, and personal preferences can significantly impact how your Harley performs. With adjustable preload and rebound settings, you can achieve the perfect balance between comfort and performance.