13 Inch Remote Reservoir Rear Suspension Shocks for Harley 2014-2025 Touring

The right setup can change with the load on the bike. These shocks let you adjust preload for the combined weight of the rider, passenger, and luggage, while compression and rebound settings give you additional ways to tune the suspension. You don't need to assume one setting will suit every trip; the best starting point depends on your usual load and the shock setup instructions.

Preload adjusts the spring's initial loading to suit the bike's load. Compression damping controls how the shock responds as it compresses over bumps, while rebound damping controls how it extends again afterward. They serve different purposes, so changing one isn't the same as adjusting the others.

The compression adjuster has 26 clicks, with a listed damping force range of 10–60 kgf. The rebound adjuster has 43 clicks, with a listed range of 20–50 kgf. These provide separate adjustment ranges for fine-tuning the suspension; they aren't a recommendation to use a particular click setting for every rider.

The remote reservoir is made from 6061 aluminum alloy and is designed to help reduce the loss of damping performance at high temperatures. It's a useful feature to consider if you want adjustable rear suspension with a reservoir-based design, rather than focusing only on preload settings.

No. The product lists 1,102 lbs as the static bottom-out load capacity of the complete shock set. That figure should not be treated as the motorcycle's allowable cargo or payload limit. Use the motorcycle's specified weight limits when determining the permissible total load.

Yes. The package includes docking hardware designed for Sissy Bar Uprights or the Solo Tour-Pak Mounting Rack. If your Touring setup uses one of these accessories, check the specific mounting arrangement before installation rather than assuming every rack configuration is identical.