Hello
First post here hoping someone can advise. I just bought a 2008 street glide, 3200 miles, in excellent cosmetic shape and my first bagger. No owner or service manual came with the bike.
The bike came with a 2" lowering kit on the back and was riding what I thought to be rather stiff so a buddy of mine that owns a street glide suggested letting off a little air in the suspension. Being the idiot that I am, I located the valve, removed the cap and let off air. Evidently, I let off too much air as now the right side rear shock boot appears drawn to the shock shaft as if a vacuum has occurred. Then, as if I weren't already dumb enough, I bumped a little air back in the valve to no avail.
I have a dyna wide and a low rider as well. Both are lowered, but neither has an of this fancy air shock stuff...so what gives? Have I already bitten off more than I can chew? Is there a solution other than the usual $550 donation to my Harley dealer? Any assistance would be most appreciated.
First post here hoping someone can advise. I just bought a 2008 street glide, 3200 miles, in excellent cosmetic shape and my first bagger. No owner or service manual came with the bike.
The bike came with a 2" lowering kit on the back and was riding what I thought to be rather stiff so a buddy of mine that owns a street glide suggested letting off a little air in the suspension. Being the idiot that I am, I located the valve, removed the cap and let off air. Evidently, I let off too much air as now the right side rear shock boot appears drawn to the shock shaft as if a vacuum has occurred. Then, as if I weren't already dumb enough, I bumped a little air back in the valve to no avail.
I have a dyna wide and a low rider as well. Both are lowered, but neither has an of this fancy air shock stuff...so what gives? Have I already bitten off more than I can chew? Is there a solution other than the usual $550 donation to my Harley dealer? Any assistance would be most appreciated.
