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Item #629116
Progressive Suspension 490 Series Shocks
$759.99 - $1,473.99
Progressive Suspension 490 Series Shocks Item # 629116
Description
Features:
- A true sport performance shock, the new 490 Sport Series Shocks feature a high-pressure monotube with deflective disc damping technology, hand-threaded pre-load and rebound adjustment.
- This technology coupled with a linear rate spring allow riders to fine tune the damping and consistently withstand extreme temperature ranges and heavy loads.
- An engineered jounce bumper and cup also help smooth out and control bottoming.
- The 490 is ready for a hammering around the tarmac on your next race day.
Part Numbers for Progressive Suspension 490 Series Shocks
Fitment for Parts Progressive Suspension 490 Series Shocks
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
Blair from
Best upgrade for my sportster
I have invested a lot of money into my sportster and this, in conjunction with the Saddlemen Stepup seat, is the best upgrade for the bike. I do a lot of city riding, both in Toronto and Montreal where the roads are really bad. No more bottoming out with the suspension. I don't feel the need to dodge every little crack and crevice. This increases your control of the bike and makes highway riding more secure. I went with the 12" version to keep the ride height the same. The install instructions were very detailed and easy to follow.
Date published: 2019-06-12
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Iain from
Amazing Shocks!
Incredible difference from the stock Iron 883 suspension. Super smooth.
Date published: 2024-08-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Hoop from
Super easy install!
Purchased these shocks and probably the best money I have spent on my bike yet! Changed the entire feeling of my ride! Recommend these highly!
Date published: 2022-09-12
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Rooster from
dissapointed
This will be an honest review. I purchased these shocks for my 2012 thruxton.
i had to put them on upside down because my standard pipes were in the way of
the top shock housing. the preload adjustment ring on these shocks has very little resistance and in my opinion could slowly back off while riding. Progressive did put a threaded hole in the side of the collar so the adjuster ring could be locked into place.
what they failed to do was send set screws along with the shock. After talking to them their reply was that they don't put set screws in the shocks. My question was why did you put a threaded hole in the collar for?. Anyways long story short is i can not
recommend these shocks. I purchased these because they were made in America, I am now second guessing my decision.
Date published: 2018-12-13