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rear Mono Shock
does anyone have any suggestions on a rear Mono Shock Replacment i need one that is heavy duty and can stand up to my large frame.........Michael
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Michael,
First thing is crank that stock shock all the way up, it helps a bunch. Let me know what you find, at 6'7" and a little over 300 I put some stress on it as well. I am down in Lodi, we are going to have to hook up for a ride, we have to be about 2 of the biggest out there.
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air ride
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Michael - I thought you had air-ride on order?
Dave - I thought you and I were big, I guess we have some competition!
Big Rick from Ripon
Had my SE5 a week now - too cool.
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lol i was gonna order one but when i went to do it kewlmetels order page said call us if u wish to order and me being an impatient dumbass i decided i needed a venom exhaust and the tripleplay and fender tips from NMN and some grips and pegs from motoplus and new ulgystick and a nice 90buck abu garcia reel, and there went 1200bucks lol so now i gotta save up for the air ride
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Originally Posted by bigdave18629
Michael,
First thing is crank that stock shock all the way up, it helps a bunch. Let me know what you find, at 6'7" and a little over 300 I put some stress on it as well. I am down in Lodi, we are going to have to hook up for a ride, we have to be about 2 of the biggest out there.
most definatly bro we need to hook up and go for a ride, me and a friend that has a really nice 03 road king went for a ride to the taco tree in auburn that was alot of fun.nice country roads email me and let me know when my email is michaelsbigdog@comcast.net .............Michael
Red SE5 6spoke rims, 1inch riser, Venom Exhaust by Motad, NMN triple play taillights, NMN fender tips, Carbon fiber model number handlebar inserts,kuryakyn grips w/throttleboss, kuryakyn large footpegs,Mono Seat Cover.
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Originally Posted by bigdave18629
Michael,
First thing is crank that stock shock all the way up, it helps a bunch. Let me know what you find, at 6'7" and a little over 300 I put some stress on it as well. I am down in Lodi, we are going to have to hook up for a ride, we have to be about 2 of the biggest out there.
i do have all of em cranked up to the max setting
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Hey Rick, glad to see you got one, too bad we are in for a weekend of rain.
We all need to hook up before the weather take a tank on us for the year. Maybe next weekend has some hope.
I saw two Spydies rolling through Lodi the other day, but have no idea who they are.
If either of you guys are looking into a new seat, I strongly reccomend riding into Corbin and having one built. They took the back bar out of mine and let me move up and back, made the seat thicker, wow what a difference it made for my legs and my a##. Same price as on line but you pick all the goodies.
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Hey Big Dave - At 310 plus my wife at 115, I think the Spyder rides/handles quite well. It does not bottom out, and allows the suspension to absorb a lot of the road bomps and RR crossings we have encountered. I may be a less aggressive rider when she is on board also???? Anyway, just my 2 cents worth. What specifically is SpyderDog65 needing the shock to do that it is not already doing?
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This coming week is shot but the week after is open (after 11/9).
I have a buddy that has a Harley who is bugging me to go for a ride, he might be up for it also.
Nobody will be asking "where's the beef?"
Rick
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Im not interested in a Corbin at all im gonna get me a Russell Day-Long ive heard nothing but good stories about them and alot of very uncomfortable storys about Corbin Seats just my opinion .........Michael
Red SE5 6 Spoke Rims 1inch Riser,Venom Exhaust by Motad, Mono Seat Cover, Carbon Fiber Handlebar Inserts, NMN TriplePlay Tailights,NMN Fender Tips, Kuryakyn ISO Grips w/throttleboss, Kuryakyn ISO large Footpegs.
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fyi im 6'8 ?lbs im not telling lol just say ALOT and i need a more durable shock that will stand up to my large frame ........Michael
oh today is Nov 1 my Bday (43) wheres all my gifts.....lets see i can use an air ride suspinsion umm i was thinking about getting it wrapped in some bitchen design. a cup holder lol and new taller windshield hint hint hint... lol some cool new footboards so i can stretch out my longass legs. lol im sure i can think of somthing give me a min hehe
Last edited by SpyderDog65; 11-01-2008 at 11:56 AM.
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Originally Posted by SpyderDog65
fyi im 6'8 ?lbs im not telling lol just say ALOT and i need a more durable shock that will stand up to my large frame ........Michael
oh today is Nov 1 my Bday (43) wheres all my gifts.....lets see i can use an air ride suspinsion umm i was thinking about getting it wrapped in some bitchen design. a cup holder lol and new taller windshield hint hint hint... lol some cool new footboards so i can stretch out my longass legs. lol im sure i can think of somthing give me a min hehe
Happy Birthday! Many happy returns.
-Scotty
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Originally Posted by SpyderDog65
does anyone have any suggestions on a rear Mono Shock Replacment i need one that is heavy duty and can stand up to my large frame.........Michael
Peterbuilt?
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Happy B-Day!!!
The Russle Day Long is a great seat, just too much of a Goldwing look for my taste. I read all the posts on the Corbin. I have had them on several bikes, they are as good as any non spring seat out there. Day-Long has a spring system so I am sure that have some more give. Good luck with it, just wanted to let you know Corbin also builds to suit.
Let me know how the B-Day present plea worked out my 43rd is in July.
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Dave - where did you go to customize your Corbin seat?
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You can ride in to the Corbin factory over in Hollister. Give them a call and set it up first. It is aay thing. I think it is the best way to go. I have noticed that people with the Bill Mayer saddle have switched as well. Day Long makes a good seat for cruising but for a big guy a seat that is built on springs and on a modified pan was not the way I wanted to go. Plus I don't think they fit the lines of the bike that well. With that said to each their own, some love the stock saddle.
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Originally Posted by bigdave18629
Michael,
First thing is crank that stock shock all the way up, it helps a bunch. Let me know what you find, at 6'7" and a little over 300 I put some stress on it as well. I am down in Lodi, we are going to have to hook up for a ride, we have to be about 2 of the biggest out there.
I'm looking for a Big Ryder that would like to have a NEW (never worn) first owners jacket. the dealer sent me a 3XL, and I am just a L. E-Mail reply to barrettjim46@yahoo.com.
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Elka will set up a rear shock for your weight. Adjustable HYDRAULIC preload, damping and rebound.
See http://www.spyderryders.net.au/PDF/Elke.pdf
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Well I am 400 lbs and when I purchased mine, I had them put it on 6 out of 7 on the shocks. Glad I read the manual before I picked it up. Otherwise I would have had to take it back to have that adjusted.
Originally Posted by bigdave18629
You can ride in to the Corbin factory over in Hollister. Give them a call and set it up first. It is aay thing. I think it is the best way to go. I have noticed that people with the Bill Mayer saddle have switched as well. Day Long makes a good seat for cruising but for a big guy a seat that is built on springs and on a modified pan was not the way I wanted to go. Plus I don't think they fit the lines of the bike that well. With that said to each their own, some love the stock saddle.
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