Progressive Suspension 412 Series Shocks - 14.25" - Black - 412-4265B

Upgrade your ride with Progressive Suspension's 412 Series Shocks. These shocks offer a blend of classic styling and modern technology, providing enhanced comfort and control for your cruiser or touring bike. Experience the difference that quality suspension makes.

Description

The Progressive Suspension 412 Series shocks are engineered to deliver a superior riding experience. Featuring nitrogen-charged dampers and multi-stage, velocity-sensitive valving, these shocks automatically adapt to varying road conditions, ensuring consistent performance. The progressively wound steel springs offer improved handling and ride quality, while the five-position cam-style preload adjuster allows for fine-tuning to match your specific needs. These shocks are specifically designed for cruiser and touring bikes. Available in multiple lengths for custom applications. Choose Heavy Duty if you operate your bike near the manufacturer's maximum load rating more than 50% of the time.

Features & highlights

• Nitrogen-charged dampers and velocity-sensitive valving provide a smooth, consistent ride across diverse terrains.
• Progressively wound steel springs enhance handling and overall ride quality.
• Five-position cam-style preload adjuster lets you easily fine-tune the suspension for optimal performance.
• Designed specifically for cruiser and touring motorcycles, ensuring a perfect fit and performance.
• Heavy Duty option available for bikes frequently operated at or near maximum load capacity.
• Complete shock assemblies include chrome springs and covers for a stylish, finished look.
• Made in the USA, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and materials.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Progressive Suspension
• Product Name: Shock Absorber
• Series: 412 Series
• Color/Finish: Black
• Duty: Heavy Duty
• Extended Length: 14.25" (362.00 mm)
• Material: Steel
• Units: Pair

Important to know

Before purchasing or installing shocks that differ from the OEM length, verify that your wheel travel can be altered without causing clearance issues. Check for swingarm/axle to exhaust contact, as well as chain/belt guard or tire contact.