Harley Davidson FL Front Suspension Options 

Hey Michael, We tend to recommend the replacement of at least seals when installing new suspension. Everything else is new like the oil and cartridges so we feel it is cheap insurance. In a lot of cases we recommend new bushings and seals unless the bike is pretty low miles, say under 10K. Thank you for the kind words and glad the video helped!

Hey Dan, Thank you for the comment, we will mark this on the list of possible videos.

Blazer, you should be good to go on that unless you get into a 21" or 23" wheel. Then we start recommending a different kit.

Hello- Thank you for your business. For the front suspensions if you have added a 21" front wheel on your '22 Road Glide Special, we recommend the 0414-0543 Axeo21 This will work perfectly for your bike and rear suspension. This will have built in suspension sag and will lower your front end and bring your bike back to level. The height gained from your wheel and tire will be corrected by this kit. This is the part number you can use at any local shop with a Drag Specialties account, a Parts Europe account or Parts Canada account. IF you have any additional questions please feel free to use our chat feature on our website or email us at service@legendsuspensions.com.

​@@LegendSuspensions Thank you for your quick reply. I will continue to subscribe to the video.

​@@LegendSuspensions How many cc should I put in for the front fork oil?

Sorry for the delayed response, RU-vid is hiding comments. We recommend taking the ounces recommended and just convert to CC's on google. The oil volume will depend on kit selected for the application and the oil volume changes based on that, so We cannot tell you one amount if it will be wrong for a potentially different kit. again, apologies for delay.

Hey thanks for reaching out. Here is the front cartridge that we offer for your bike. This kit will make a world of a difference to the performance of your bike. www.legendsuspensions.com/product/legend-axeom8-49mm-front-end-suspension-2018-20/ If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Thank you!

Hey Don, Yes, the Axeo21 can be installed prior to installing a 21" front wheel. You can run it with the 19" wheel, and they do the larger wheel later. It will just have a 1" travel reduction with the 19" wheel.

@ryanmitchell4266, Thank you for your business and support. The Axeo High Performance does use a different suspension sag rate over stock suspension. One thing to double check is the height of your fork tubes in your triple tree's as you will want those as flush as possible to net you as much height gain as possible if that is something you are trying to achieve. Factory travel is retained but to get that performance maximized it does sit differently than stock.

@@LegendSuspensions By "sit differently than stock for performance" are you implying that the bike needs to be more "nose down" for Axeo's to perform well? Harley rear shocks are 12" - You sell a 13" rear shock so that when your sag is incorporated the bikes rear will sit at the same stock height. Yet with the fronts, what you market as "Standard" replacement sits 1.5" lower, which is changing the geometry of the bike. If 1.5" of sag is needed, then you should be making "standards" 1.5" taller, so when the sag hits, it sits at stock height. I have my tubes less than flush in the triple trees, (which is not ideal) trying to get back every 1/8" that I can

Apologies on the late reply, On the 18" fat tire kit that's about 21" over all, however depending on the kit you might not need a travel limiter since since Fat Tire kits front fender actually sits lower than the stock front fender. A 21" limiter could be used on the safe side but it will depend on whos kit is being used. Please reach out to our Customer Service Team on this with any additional questions.

Hey Jason, thanks for reaching out. Please send an email to service@legendsuspensions.com and they will get you taken care of. Thanks!

@Rich Godinez, Good question. There are several pieces of information we would need to get from you before making a recommendation. We want to ensure you do not run into any issues, but there are several variables. Can you please reach out to our customer Service Via the chat feature on our website, or please email service@legendsuspensions.com. We are more than happy to help. Thank you.

Cool guys only

Hello, we would be happy to help. We offer a live chat feature on our website at www.legendsuspensions.com in the bottom right corner. You can also email service@legendsuspensions.com We also have a suspension recommendation form you can complete as well if it is in regards to what we recommend. If it is technical we recommend the chat feature or sending in an email. Thank you.

Unfortunately we do not fit the 21 inch wheel on the Triglides.

Hey Hayden, please reach out to Customer Service on this one and they would be happy to help you work out the details. They will need some additional bike specifics on this to ensure your setup will work correctly. service@legendsuspensions.com

Hey Michael, thanks for reaching out. What year is your Dyna Switchback?

You obviously haven't looked much into aftermarket suspension then. Anything worth a damn is 800-1500 suspension wise no matter which of the 5 good suspension companies you pick

Hey Raymond, sorry you think that, but you are paying for quality products. Legend Suspensions uses only the highest quality materials along with innovative yet practical designs. There's a lot of hours spent putting into making these shocks and making sure they are the best performing shocks on the market. We will never compromise by using low quality materials or any other forms of cheap manufacturing. We prefer to use pristine, quality materials and components manufactured right here in the United States. Tried, tested, and proven by the best, our suspensions will give you the look and feel that you deserve.

@@LegendSuspensions I hope to give yall a visit during Sturgis if I can make it there this year

@@tylerwatkins6319 That would be awesome! Hope to see you here!

I got the back shock about 2 years ago. It’s like riding a Cloud. Wife was complaining when we got the new street glide on how much rougher it was then our old bike. We tried a couple different seats and it just wasn’t doing the job. I upgraded the rear shocks and she’s back to loving it as much as she used to. We’re looking to upgrade the front shocks This fall. My question is what’s the difference between the 41mm and 49mm