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Riding two up with a bad Rear air shock

:shocked: With zero air pressure: I'd be rather cautious.
If it's holding air, but the damping ability is gone: your handling will be compromised, but load carrying ability won't. Less caution will be needed.
Good Luck! :thumbup:
 
REAR SUSPENSION

Bob Denman said:
Actually; I was figuring that loss of damping would be less of a problem than loss of air pressure... :D
JMHO, and just sayin'... :D
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Bob, the rear shock is a separate thing from the Air Bag.......the shock has the damping not the air bag......The purpose of the air bag is to give extra weight carrying ability..............So if air bag is not pressurized even a light rider can cause the rear spring to bottom out on bumps.......Mike :thumbup:
 
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