Is a shortened jiffy stand needed with this modification using the stock forks and rear shocks on a 2013 Street Glide?
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Jeff, I don't know, I never installed them, I had the shorty shocks installed instead.
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Not on my Electra glide classic, but it did stand up a little straighter. Kit didn't work on mine tire rubbed on something under the fender
1725642
i have a 2011 flhtp and installed the lowering kit and no i didnt have to change anything except more air in shocks.
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The lowering kit I put on my 2014 ultra, I didn't have to. The lowering kit I received from Amazon never came with the right bolts to bolt it on so I never use it.
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No but would still be cautious where you park and always keep the wheel locked to the left when parking.
349872
I Had to remove magpul spacer to install limb saver recoil pad if using original stock screws. Longer screws are needed if your plannig to use spacer in place.
1099153
I have a 99 road glide , the fairings are slightly different ,but these adaptor rings needed to be trimmed by about 3/8 of an inch to clear the outer fairing shell then I put one screw in the speaker and rotated it slightly on the adaptor ring and drilled new holes , not a big deal but I did have to make it work. your bike may have more clearance.
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You can just install these alone however take into consideration the factory stance is much taller. These will lower the rear of the bike 2-4" depending on the model. Mine was 4". Leaving the front with stock springs will work but make the front appear taller for sure and give it a raked out look. If you want to lower the front to make the bike appear more level then it's all a matter of your own taste. Function and geometry won't be affected by lowering the rear alone so it's up to you on the front. I used a Burly lowering kit on the front of mine to drop it 2" and level it out some. The Progressive kit is also good. You can just install these alone however take into consideration the factory stance is much taller. These will lower the rear of the bike 2-4" depending on the model. Mine was 4". Leaving the front with stock springs will work but make the front appear taller for sure and give it a raked out look. If you want to lower the front to make the bike appear more level then it's all a matter of your own taste. Function and geometry won't be affected by lowering the rear alone so it's up to you on the front. I used a Burly lowering kit on the front of mine to drop it 2" and level it... » Read More You can just install these alone however take into consideration the factory stance is much taller. These will lower the rear of the bike 2-4" depending on the model. Mine was 4". Leaving the front with stock springs will work but make the front appear taller for sure and give it a raked out look. If you want to lower the front to make the bike appear more level then it's all a matter of your own taste. Function and geometry won't be affected by lowering the rear alone so it's up to you on the front. I used a Burly lowering kit on the front of mine to drop it 2" and level it out some. The Progressive kit is also good. « Show Less
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Not sure. You would need to have a frame area with the two parallel tubes to clamp the kickstand plates to. I'm not familiar with that bike.
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Yes, my purchase included the fork stablizer bar thats adjustable. Work's fine
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As mentioned before you will need spools. However if you don't want to go the route of adding spools to your bike you can get a paddle lift kit for this stand. I personally could not find them on amazon but that may just be my lack of patience.
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Yes you will (that is, to make it stable). If you don't have spools, but you have a swingarm with a flat surface, you can get something like this: Venom Motorcycle Rear Wheel Swingarm Paddle Lift Stand For Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Ducati, BMW - Sport Street Bike Motorcycle -- it's a "paddle-type" stand.
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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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I do not know if it will fit that frame, they have a standard bolt hole placement for the calipers, so "if" the frame has disk brake bolt holes on the frame and on the fork it "should" fit, but I am not sure if the stock frame that came with standard brakes would have the additional mounting holes for the disk calipers on the fork and frame, sorry for the inability to answer definitively, perhaps look at bikes with disk brakes the mounting config and then see if your frame / fork has similar configuration
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I have a Harley streetglide, and i put them in my saddle. You can always modify to make it work
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Yes, but I modified it on my Disc Trucker a bit to space it out from the fork to make more room for the disc brake and to better hand these panniers I use for getting beer. I don't know how to attach a photo here, but if you send me yours I'll send you a pic. I used steel sleeves I bought at Home Depot and longer bolts. It will bolt up without the modification, but I prefer it spaced out a skosh.
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Good question...I believe the customs have a different headlight and riser setup. Mine is an 883 low. Fit like a dream. Call your nearest Harley shop and talk to their parts Guy. He'll be able to cross reference part numbers
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The pipes look similar, this is made for a ninja 650 but if the pipes do not fit the tip itself should slide onto the stock if the stock tip is removable and slides off
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I think so. Depending on the length of the head tube on the frame you may have to cut the steer tube (Carefully with a hack saw) on the fork and or add/subtract a spacer or two. You can find youtube videos on cutting the tube if you have to.
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If you have swingarm spools on the rear of your bike it will work. If there are none there should be threaded holes on the back of the swingarm to accept them. Buy the appropriate spools, use blue threadlock and screw them in. Search swingarm spools on amazon and get the correct thread sized spools for your bike...they are cheap. Then this rear stand will work fine
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If its a late model harley, there is no need, i belive its for older baggers pre 2006. The first set i installed was on a 2011 street glide, all worked perfect, installing now on a 2013 trike.