[JV_Warrior]

I installed it on my bike about 2 years ago and just switched to air ride. Nothing wrong with it and it’s in great shape. It is the Progressive 1200 shock and is perfect for those who want to lower the bike without the risk of destroying your fender. The shock is also adjustable. Price is $225 OBO.

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[Midnight warrior09]

Sorry for probably asking a dumb question. I'm no genius when it comes bike. That set up is everything I will need to lower the bike?

 

[madtom421]

You'll still need lowering links, but a stiffer shock is definitely a needed addition when lowering the bike.

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[JV_Warrior]

You’ll need the lowering links. I recommend adjustable. This takes away the hassle of having to swap the spring onto your stock shock.


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[JV_Warrior]

Bump. $225 I’ll pay shipping.


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[Heftysmurf]

JV just to clarify, in the title it says stock shock but in the description it says Progressive shock 1200 (which I think you meant spring). Also you should mention what year the shock is from as the 02 did not have rebound adjustment. Also this is a free bump for you.

 

[JV_Warrior]

Thanks. It’s a Progressive spring and a stock shock off a 2003.


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[JV_Warrior]

Bump.


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