1999 Pro Sport

mypup

Member
I need to replace the rear shocks and need some advice on what is available for my old dog. Thanks in advance. I also need to replace the left gas cap.
 

mypup

Member
Mike, you're shocks may be rebuildable. If they are like mine they can be sent back to the factory and rebuilt.View attachment 40623
Thanks for the reply. The previous owner told me that he just rebuilt them but the are leaking. The "Harley shop" tech stated that he didn't think they could be that they are just wore out and to check drag specialties. Anyone know where I might get a set?.
 

Th3InfamousI

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Thanks for the reply. The previous owner told me that he just rebuilt them but the are leaking. The "Harley shop" tech stated that he didn't think they could be that they are just wore out and to check drag specialties. Anyone know where I might get a set?.
You got an older dog Should be any shock for a Harley softail late 80 early 90's that you fancy should work.

A vendor on here sells some too

http://www.wildsteedworx.com/index....ucts_id=1326&zenid=sk6kneckbtfgbfdo9ncs8r2rk5

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I used a set of Progressives on my Vintage Sport, but any set made for an FX-series Harley should fit provided you get the proper length. Don't do like I did and get a set that's too short, you'll piss yourself off when you have to buy that new rear tire!
 

pknowles

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? Huh? Yes I agree the whole adjuster on the top is an eye sore including the bare nut/threads

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The tension adjuster is on the bottom in the picture. The ride height is on the top/ I just thought they were upside down. I put my burly shocks on the streetglide in the opposite orientation.
 

Th3InfamousI

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The tension adjuster is on the bottom in the picture. The ride height is on the top/ I just thought they were upside down. I put my burly shocks on the streetglide in the opposite orientation.
Sorry...think my comment was confusing.

Yes..I do think it's upside down as well.

I was just mentioning that some shocks are meant to be mounted upside down. These probably are fine to mount upside down.

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I need to replace the rear shocks and need some advice on what is available for my old dog. Thanks in advance. I also need to replace the left gas cap.
Got mine for a Dyno and have worked out real well. 11 1/2 in. Could go to a 12 in with no problem.


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