Thinking of putting Fox shocks on my wife's STL

[bscrive]

You're welcome, if needed, you can put as many as two spring rubbers in each shock, one on top and one on bottom but I think one set will work for your wife and it's hard to beat the price, much cheaper than investing in shocks to prevent the bike from bottoming out, I was impressed with the difference in handling as well :thumbup:

I put them on today and we went for a 4 hour ride and my wife said it didn't bottom out once.:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks again Jeff. Saved up close to $400.

If your coming to SpyderQuest, Supper is on us. We have a white STL and a Valkyrie Interstate.

Brian

 

[SNOOPY]

I'm glad she didn't bottom out your Spyder. :thumbup:





Oops roflmao

 

[SNOOPY]

Hope she's not a member here or I'm dead meat. :yikes:

 

[Jeffsm69]

I put them on today and we went for a 4 hour ride and my wife said it didn't bottom out once.:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks again Jeff. Saved up close to $400.

If your coming to SpyderQuest, Supper is on us. We have a white STL and a Valkyrie Interstate.

Brian

Happy it worked for you and your wife, I'm very happy with mine and I'm an aggressive rider especially in turns, cheap fix that makes a world of difference

 

[LV2RYDE]

Jeff, wish you don't mind my question

Happy it worked for you and your wife, I'm very happy with mine and I'm an aggressive rider especially in turns, cheap fix that makes a world of difference

What " bottom out " means? And does that fix is fir STL 2014 ?
thanks
wish snoopy or Bob Denman will not step in this :chat:

 

[SNOOPY]

What " bottom out " means? And does that fix is fir STL 2014 ?
thanks
wish snoopy or Bob Denman will not step in this :chat:

"Bottom out" is for example when you hit a light dip or bump in the road and your bike (mainly front end) dips down and bottoms out the shocks or hits the front plastic.

I hope Bob doesn't postwhore here either. :roflblack:

 

[Jeffsm69]

What " bottom out " means? And does that fix is fir STL 2014 ?
thanks
wish snoopy or Bob Denman will not step in this :chat:

The spring rubbers aren't really needed on the 2014's, you have adjustable fox shocks on your bike but the answer is yes, the spring rubbers will work in any shock on any Spyder

The 2013 models don't have adjustable shocks.

 

[SNOOPY]

The 2013 models don't have adjustable shocks.

Mine does. :roflblack:

 

[900Dave]

Mine does. :roflblack:

And mine.:roflblack:

 

[SNOOPY]

:thumbup:

 

[LV2RYDE]

Thanks snoopy

"Bottom out" is for example when you hit a light dip or bump in the road and your bike (mainly front end) dips down and bottoms out the shocks or hits the front plastic.

I hope Bob doesn't postwhore here either. :roflblack:

Snoopy, thanks for the info:bowdown:. Are you OK? :lecturef_smilie:Usually your answers are with special.....flavor:dontknow:.
I'm considering the bump-skid, from your experience, is it worth adding it?

 

[LV2RYDE]

The spring rubbers aren't really needed on the 2014's, you have adjustable fox shocks on your bike but the answer is yes, the spring rubbers will work in any shock on any Spyder

The 2013 models don't have adjustable shocks.

jeff, thanks. Will discuss it with the technician while having the sway-bar installation, tomorrow.