Are these cutaway for the shocks?
777285
not sure what shocks they were for they are cheap price wise but these bag bounce around a lot are for a large bike and i dint think they were worth it. the plastic lid things and locks are garbage and fall out. spend the cash buy some real bags
777286
No they are not cut away for shocks. They may fit behind them depending on the bike
777287
I have a Honda Shadow Aero, and they fit very tight, the front of the bag actually sits right on the shock. I did buy the braces and they are needed on the Bike.
777288
I have them on a 2002 Yamaha V-star. I used the brackets to hold them away from the rear tire, and there are no cut outs for the shocks. They are very nice bags for the money.
777289
No they are flat on the back. I have them on an 03 intruder with bag rails behind them. I have had them for a year and have been happy with the the size and look.
302975
No. Those are for the front. Do what I did, go to Monroe.com to verify the right part numbers for the shocks you want.
1255218
no........these are design for tighter coil springs (older American cars) not strut suspensions.
1487586
I highly doubt it, these shocks are very short and make sure your eylets mount the same as well.
808765
This is the rear shock and they are individual. I bought 2...they are doing ok....I am NOT satisfied with the front ones that I bought. I don't think they are really right for my truck.
1822189
Yes.. Always change shock/ struts in pairs. All four if you are financially able will yield longer life of the shocks..
1403212
not sure, they are solidly in place. Would take quite a bit to cut them off.
430040
Don't know for sure look at your front and see if it's same mounting bracket and same shock as the front if so they should
2035577
Only for the Rear End, my friend. Front Shocks are sold separately As "Right Side Shock" & "Left Side Shock". Rear shocks can go either way, they're the same, Front ones Aren't.
256156
The shock connection has to match your vehicle, specifically the width. If this matches you'll have no trouble installing these.
1109394
Gary, there is no adjustment for these shocks, nor do I know of any "tool" that comes with them. I've installed 2 sets of these, and they are simply unbolt the old ones and bolt on the new ones. Dirtydug
1814638
They are for the front. The rear are just shocks. Sorry for the delay; I just saw the post. Good luck!
1401235
I bought 2 of these to replace my rear shocks so I know they'll fit on the back, don't know about the front shocks though. If the front shocks are the same as the rear shocks they'll work.
1814637
These are for the front. You will need shocks for the rear. If you're only buying one, make sure it is for the correct side.
1775715
These are air shocks . They don't have springs on them. Struts have springs . These are for the rear of a car .
1630802
Hi Richard. Yes, the picture is confusing so I don't blame you for the question. In my 40 years of fitting them, all shocks are sold EACH. I purchased two of these and received TWO shocks in the box (and not 4!). Cheers, Ken.
1280481
They are for the rear. I had them put on my 1998 corolla. The mechanic had to make them work as everything did not line up exact. I've had them for a few months now. While they fixed the major problem (busted shock), I am not impressed with the performance of these shocks. You may be better off paying more (almost double the price) for monroes or something with better performance. But if you need the cheapest way out these will work if you have a 1998 corolla