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Joined: 16 Dec 2015
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    Posted: 03 Sep 2024 at 1:40pm
Have mine almost all the way forward in the fat boy position . No chance it'll ever bottom out . Seat does have a little bounce to it as is . Just wondering if it'd ride better adjusted the other way with a possible bottom out ? Or does it not make any difference ? My shock/spring is fairly newish and seems fine . Any input ? Should say I am kind of a fat boy.Thanks !!


Edited by ACinSC - 03 Sep 2024 at 2:21pm
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Id move towards the rear a little at a time till it rode like i wanted it to
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Thanks Donald. Guess a soft ride without bottoming out is the ticket.
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You are welcome sir
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I put a new shock and spring our our CA since the old bottomed out in the front position.

With the new unit, I was able to move the seat to the back, and at 228 lbs, still had a bounce and only slightly bottomed out when I hit it hard.

Much more comfortable and I was not crowded into the steering wheel and petals.
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Thanks D . I started at the back and moved it up until it just quit bottoming out. I've also drilled 2 new holes in the base so the seat sits back a little more.
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