Progressive Shocks 444-4020B

[rocklobstr]

Installed the shocks yesterday, put a couple hundred miles on the Freewheeler today. Wow! Great ride, easy install, could not be happier. 22 psi in the rear is perfect with no preload on the shocks.

 

[eagle1]

shocks

what bike/trike do you have? any pictures?

 

[rocklobstr]

what bike/trike do you have? any pictures?

I have a 2016 Freewheeler FLRT.

 

[eagle1]

shocke

ok i now know the freewheeler is a hd trike. i own a '09 tg. have you installed a kit to raise the heigth of the rear ed

 

[Gorilla]

Eagle I have a 13 TRI with a lify kit and those shocks no issues love it.

 

[rocklobstr]

ok i now know the freewheeler is a hd trike. i own a '09 tg. have you installed a kit to raise the heigth of the rear ed

Eagle I have a DK lift kit installed.

 

[FreeJoe]

Installed the shocks yesterday, put a couple hundred miles on the Freewheeler today. Wow! Great ride, easy install, could not be happier. 22 psi in the rear is perfect with no preload on the shocks.

A Couple questions....

You mentioned 22PSI in the rear, are these not nitrogen filled shocks, not adjustable?
Second why when going to the Progressive web site does it show the

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[rhino 2]

A Couple questions....

You mentioned 22PSI in the rear, are these not nitrogen filled shocks, not adjustable?
Second why when going to the Progressive web site does it show the

444-4074B as the fitment shock for the FLRT? ​

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I could probably answer the Questions .. If i may....22PSI.. In rear tires. Not Shocks..
And he put them on his freewheeler...FLRT...

 

[rocklobstr]

A Couple questions....

You mentioned 22PSI in the rear, are these not nitrogen filled shocks, not adjustable?
Second why when going to the Progressive web site does it show the

444-4074B as the fitment shock for the FLRT? ​

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FreeJoe... yes they are nitrogen charged shocks. The 22 psi reference was for the rear tires. As for the 444-4074B they are 13 1/2" shocks, 1/2" longer than stock. They won't fit with a lift kit installed.