Arnott Ultimate Ride Adjustable Fox Series Air Shocks

If you're comfortable with things like oil changes, air cleaner replacement and upgrading the controls on your bike, these shocks are not that difficult to install. They only require simple hand tools and an evening or two in the garage, with most of the time spent unbolting parts and getting them out of the way so you can run wires for the adjustment switch that goes on the handlebars. Other than that, provided you've got something to hold the bike up while you replace the shocks, there's nothing too technical about the work.

We've sold a few of them for various HD models and so far, no one has complained. I can tell you that, for sure, they're much better than stock. Basically, the rule of thumb when it comes to suspension is "you don't know what good suspension is like until you've tried it on your own bike." Be it racing or just cruising, good suspension components, correctly setup, make a real difference in the way your bike works. So far as handling goes, you'll feel the road a lot better, and by that, I don't mean it'll be rough, I mean you'll be able to feel out grip, especially when it's raining or when road conditions are otherwise dodgy, Overall ride quality will be better and you'll find the bike a little easier to flick around since the feedback you'll receive through the bars, your butt and feet, will be greatly improved. The bike won't wallow or otherwise, nor will the shock's damping performance lessen as it heats up. These things are built to last, they do have a lifetime warranty. after all - and we're confident you'll really enjoy the improvement you'll feel once they're bolted on to your bike.