Has anyone noticed bottoming out with a (normal size) passanger on back once lowered?
1701998
When i had my sportster they did bottom out when they were completely lowered. They come with the tool to raise them up. I never bottomed out once i raised them. I just got these for my dyna and am not sure if they will bottom out, but i think they will be ok if i raise them for the passenger
1701999
Yea, i have them on my vs 1400 and i do on big bumps. I keep them on the stiffest setting and it isnt so bad. Im going with hardtail struts to keep it as low as these shocks without botoming
1702000
You have to adjust the shocks for the given load. You can tighten them up so they won't bottom out with a "normal" passenger, but you will need to loosen them back up when she gets off, or your looking at a very rough ride.
2101583
Mine has been. Tho I keep the receiver. I have temporarily fully submerged the axles an haven't had a problems
291905
It is well clear of the brakes. I suppose if your seat is very low, you unzip and expand the bag fully, and have something very heavy inside the bag causing it to hang down even further it could potentially create a problem. But I would have to guess that in 99% of normal circumstances with the seat at a normal height, the bag is no where near the rear tire.
1530949
Yes, it does and it's located just below the "Incline/Decline" and the "Speed" bottoms.Enjoy it!
350802
yes, I looped mine down and back up again. Its been fine since I installed it a couple years ago. I read it in the directions somewhere to do it that way.
202867
i have two, not had any problem with them trying to walk out from under you, one is on a dual sport.
886520
Mine had a fair bit of runout as well. Nothing I tried fixed it. I have a Grizzly that I have installed many in and never had this issue. I didn't try the Wen one on the grizzly before sending it back.
1031882
When i first started using this rack I had to re-tighten the Allen screws that hold it to the bike a few times...I noticed if I got too much speed downhill or in the wind the rack could move causing an imbalance...once I got it adequately tighened down I havent had this problem.
478209
You can adjust the float action with the simple addition of a zip tie to lower the float level if it is not adjustable on yours. It also depends on if you are pumping uphill and how close you installed your back flow preventor
123711
I haven't had those problems. Like the others said curve down is best. Sometimes it seems to me like it doesn't sense a bag but I move it and it does.
455783
are you sure you connected the lead to the back up lights so it would know when you went into reverse? You could also try to reverse the inputs.
315823
yes it does with room to spare.you can't lower your top all of the way down,hits jack.love mine!
1478261
My does the same thing. On pass side it goes up then come down 1st time then I hold the up button till close. Driver side most of the time it goes up and stay. I too the corner pcs out still the same.I just live with it. I do not know.
612537
I had the same problem the first time I took it out. Then I noticed that the rudder (thing sticking out the bottom) has to be in the back when traversing through the water. I turned the seats around, positioned the rudder in the back, and it was perfect.
844610
There is an adjustment knob on the back of the sub. Have you made sure that is turned up?
799816
I noticed this, too. I just turn it slowly around until it is the best fit. No problems so far. I love it!
1047959
I use the rear peep on mine. And I have not noticed much adjustment if any is needed.