What size are stock Harley shocks?

What size are stock Harley shocks?

12″ to 13″
Depending on model, your stock shock length is 12″ to 13″ Shock lengths are measured fully extended, eyelet to eyelet on centers. A change in height at one end of the bike may require a change at the other.

How much are Supershocks?

The Super Shox SR1 rear shock is currently available for FL models. More versions for other models will be available in the next year. Riders can purchase the SR1 shock absorber risk-free for the introductory price of $629.99 while enjoying a 30-day money back guarantee.

How much does it cost to replace shocks on motorcycle?

The cost to replace shocks is going to be slightly less than struts since they are generally not as complicated as struts. The average total cost to replace a pair of shocks will run about $250 to $580.

How much travel should a shock have?

On straight axle suspension systems, there is a 1 to 1 ratio between the movement of your shock and your wheel. That means if your wheel moves one inch, your shock extends or compresses one inch. In these applications 2.5 inches of shock travel in both directions (compression and extension) should generally be enough.

Can you replace shocks yourself?

If you need to replace your car’s shock absorbers but don’t want to pay an expensive mechanic’s fee, you can do so on your own with a little effort. Shocks are essential to a car’s performance, giving it a smooth and even ride. Over time, however, the vehicle’s suspensions become worn out.

What shock spring do I need?

Use A Spring Rate Calculator Simply input your riding body weight, your shocks stroke, your bike’s rear-wheel travel, and choose if you’d like a more plush ride with about 33% sag or a more supportive ride with about 28% sag.

How long do Harley shocks last?

Harley motorcycle shocks are expected to last at least 30,000 miles. By 40,000 miles, most shocks will need to be rebuilt at the very least, if not replaced. Keep your Harley at peak performance by proactively inspecting your shocks every 30,000 miles.

Is installing shocks hard?

Shocks are pretty straightforward—you usually just have to disconnect the top and lower mount to be able to remove them. However, on certain cars, you may need to remove some paneling to gain access to the shocks.