How strong or durable are they compared to Harley stock ones? will they fit 2007 Road King Classic? want to lower for better footing.
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4 of our our guys use these on their dressers (one is an 07 roadking) and the guys swear by them. They're the same as the OEM shocks from Harley quality wise.
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You trade some of the stock comfort for alot of performance capability ,but if you ask me its well worth it. On the highway its amazing but on the streets,potholes and raised manhole covers can be a pain. This really is "racing equipment",so if your simply after comfort go with stock. If your willing to sacrifice a little comfort, these are great. I would buy them again if I needed to.
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Hello, I don't know about your year but I installed the brackets on my 2007 Heritage Softtail using road king bags. The only modification I had to do was bend the rear tab (corner) on each bracket slightly to allow for the alignment of the locking pins. The brackets are good quality and the bags look great. Good luck, David
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If the size is correct then yes they will fit I have them on my 03 road king standard very happy with the tires they hold corners much better then the Dunlop's and braking was improved also, not fond of the white wallblook personally but no they don't come in white wall you will need to look at the Dunlop's in large white wall or thin strip. Hope this helps
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All the splines on the Harleys should be the same. Not to sure on the vrod but as for the touring class yes same as my street glide I put them on..
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As long as you have clearance they should work. Speaker mount screw patterns are fairly universal. They should work. That said I had to modify the fit on my 2005 Road Glide. But the speakers are in and sound great.
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They perfectly fit my 2012 street glide and the 2012 Road King saddle bags are identical to those on the Street Glide so yes they would fit. They are great quality too.
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They should definitely "fit" the bike. Thats not the question to ask, only question is will your bike neet to be rejetted or will the computer automatically compensate for difference in back pressure. Does your bike have a catlytic converter? I believe that is a big factor in needing to do more than install or not. Harley Dealer can definitely answer this question. My 2011 Ultra Limited has catalytic converter, Needed to do nothing but mount to bike.
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I don't know about the street glide. I put these in the fairing of a 2013 road glide.
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I actually ended up not using them and went with a set of m2 lowering springs. The ride with these springs is as good or better than factory. They are available on amazon.
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I bought them for use on my 67 Harley Shovelhead. Because of the vibration regular bulbs don't last at all. I have over a thousand miles on one of these with zero problems. As for being noticeably brighter I don't see that much difference.
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I only bought them cause of theprice. I havent used the official Harleys but these have rusted pretty bad in two years and they shake loose all the time. I lost my shifter pedal going didn the freeway last summer.
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You can put these shocks on any 1998 and up stock Harley Touring bike. They fit the street glides perfectly, keeping it the same stock height, but will lower all the others by 1". These shocks are set up as such that they are 13" shocks, but, compress 1" when installed. They have 13" down travel, but, only 12" bump travel.
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They are very good driveshafts. It be a shame if you can't use them. Take my advise and buy either rustler 2wd or stampede 2wd rear arms. You can even buy RPM rear arms, they're durable and at a good price too ..
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Hi. Michael. I have the say ones on my 2007 1200 sportster do you have a crash bar on your bike if not you haft to measure your bike frame where your feet go and I paid less for mine look around I hope this helps. Adam.
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I put them on my road king classic, I have had them for some time they work great, yes you can do by hand I just gave them a half turn to make sure not to have some one take. but easy on and easy to use,
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About the same as stock on the Sportsters and Dynas. There's no issue with scraping or rubbing when they cycle. May have to shim with a washer to line them up straight depending on the model they are going on.