Automotive Parts and Accessories: Chrome Plated Narrow Body Adjustable Length Shock Pair Fits Softail Models 1984/1999 - Custom City
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Automotive Parts and Accessories: Chrome Plated Adjustable Length Shock Absorber Fits Softail 1989/1999 & Most Custom Softail Style Frames - Custom City
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Softail Adjustable Shocks Popular Q&A
Q: How to Adjust the Rear Shock on a Harley Softail.
A: 1. Place a hydraulic motorcycle jack stand under the frame rails of the motorcycle. 2. Lift the motorcycle off the ground by pumping the jack stand with the jac... Read More »
Q: How do you adjust Harley Soft-Softail shock?
A: Rear shocks should be adjusted with bike resting on jiffy stand. Loosen jam nut, use spanner wrench (Kent Moore 94455-89 or Jim's equivalent), turn adjuster pla... Read More »
Q: How do i adjust shocks on softail, when trying to loosen lock nut...
A: They make a special wrench for Softail shocks, you can make one, but it's just as cheap to buy one. It has 2 prongs that you put in the 2 holes and loosen the l... Read More »
Q: How to Install Shocks on a Softail Motorcycle.
A: 1. Raise the bike with a bike lift. Place the lift toward the rear of the bike frame so it will lift the rear tire off the ground. Place a small jack under the ... Read More »
Q: How to ajust softail shocks ?
A: The preload for the shocks is on the shocks themselves which are under the bike make sure you turn them both in the same amount.2nd problem could be your clutch... Read More »