2014 - 2022
HARLEY-DAVIDSON STREET GLIDE SPECIAL
Hd 12" black shocks for flt models
| DRAG SPECIALTIES SHOCKS
DRAG SPECIALTIES SHOCKS
Fits to:
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1750 Street Glide Special [2018 - 2018]
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1746 ABS Street Glide Special [2019 - 2019]
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1868 ABS Street Glide Special 114 [2019 - 2022]
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1750 ABS Street Glide Special 107 [2017 - 2018]
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1868 ABS Street Glide Special 114 Arctic Blast Limited [2021 - 2021]
Harley Davidson FLHXST 1923 ABS Street Glide ST 117 [2022 - 2022
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1750 ABS Street Glide Special Anniversary 107 [2018 - 2018]
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1690 ABS Street Glide Special [2014 - 2014]
Harley Davidson FLHXS 1690 ABS Street Glide Special [2015 - 2016]
Specifications
| Manufacturer | DRAG SPECIALTIES SHOCKS |
|---|---|
| Color/finish | Black |
| Material | Steel |
| Type | Coilover Monotube |
| Units | Pair |
| Mounting position | Rear |
| Duty | Heavy Duty |
| Damping method | Gas Charged |
| Extended length | 305,00 mm (12,00") |
| Spring type | Single Progressive Rate |
| Reservoir location | Internal |
Product description
Nitrogen-charged steel monotube damper bodies with hard chrome-plated shafts Dual-rate progressive wound springs for a smooth, comfortable ride Adjustable spring preload Ride-height adjustable, +/- 1/2" from size listed Black shocks feature black springs and damper bodies with black end caps/eyelets Mount with existing hardware Shocks shorter than OE length have reduced travel, this may affect the ride quality and handling of the motorcycle. Lowering the motorcycle will reduce ground and cornering clearance. Before purchasing or attempting to install shocks that are different than the OEM length, confirm that your wheel travel can be altered without causing clearance issues such as swingarm/axle to exhaust contact, as well as chain/belt guard or tire contact. OE upper shock mount covers will not fit with these shocks. Not for use with rear lowering kits. May require custom mounting on models that have OEM-style offset mount shocks.