Rider Height

By Dennis Santopietro

Question I have a 2014 XL883L Super Low, I have lowered the rear with shocks and it is still not low enough for my height. Any other ideas?

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A-orange Thank you for the question. Rider height issues can be dialed in with a lower the seat and air shocks offer more settings than regular shocks. We plan on producing a front fork lowering video soon.

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5 Responses to “Rider Height”

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    I need to lower my sportster I already put a lowering kit on the rear shocks and now would like to lower the front end what is the procedure for doing that

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