1993 - 2017
HARLEY-DAVIDSON DYNA LOW RIDER
Progressive suspension 412 series shocks
| PROGRESSIVE SUSPENSION
Fits to:
Harley Davidson FXDL 1690 Dyna Low Rider [2014 - 2016]
Harley Davidson FXDL 1340 Dyna Low Rider [1993 - 1998]
Harley Davidson FXDL 1690 Dyna Low Rider [2017 - 2017]
Harley Davidson FXDLS 1800 ABS Dyna Low Rider S [2016 - 2017]
Harley Davidson FXDL 1690 ABS Dyna Low Rider [2014 - 2017]
Harley Davidson FXDLI 1450 EFI Dyna Low Rider [2004 - 2006]
Harley Davidson FXDL 1450 Dyna Low Rider [1999 - 2005]
Harley Davidson FXDL 1584 Dyna Low Rider [2007 - 2009]
Specifications
| Manufacturer | PROGRESSIVE SUSPENSION |
|---|---|
| Color/finish | Black| Chrome |
| Material | Steel |
| Model | 412 Series without Covers |
| Type | Coilover Monotube |
| Units | Pair |
| Mounting position | Rear |
| Duty | Standard |
| Damping method | Gas Charged |
| Adjustment style | Automatic |
| Extended length | 279,40 mm (11,00") |
| Spring type | Single Progressive Rate |
| Progressive spring rate | 4,10 kg/mm - 4,90 kg/mm (230 lb/in - 275 lb/in) |
| Reservoir location | Internal |
Product description
Designed specifically for Harley models The 412's simple, durable design makes them a cost effective improvement to your motorcycle's suspension performance A five position cam style spring load preload adjuster lets you easily dial in your ride Some or all shocks listed have TüV approval. Refer to most recent TüV certificate for current listing All shocks are measured center-of-eyelet to center-of-eyelet. When installing shocks on 1986-2015 XL models, it may be necessary to modify or space the chain/belt guard to allow proper clearance. A shock which is slightly longer than stock may alter the head angle slightly and provide somewhat quicker steering. A shock which is slightly shorter than stock may alter the head angle slightly and provide somewhat slower steering. Heavy Duty Applications are recommended for bikes that are operated at or near the manufacturer's maximum load rating over 50% of the time. 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.