Progressive Suspension 10-2003 13" Drop-in Fork Lowering Kit

Had to disassemble front end, take off the fender and rim etc. All of which I was prepared to do. So with that being said it completed the stance of my bike and i like that you can cut to the desired lower stance. I went with the max which should have been 2” but seems more like 1 1/2” which is fine. I would have cut a little more if I would have know that but overall I love the ride and love the look. Great product.

Got this for a Softail deluxe. I’ll start with, it worked, dropped my front end 2” and stiffened it up like I wanted. It’s not a quick job. You have to drop the fork tubes to get the springs out. Expect to basically take the front end off your bike. Kind of a pain to put on, but it’s a good product. I’d recommend it, but understand the bike makes all the difference in time and ability when you’re installing this.

2013 roadglide custom with 21 inch wheel. I did have to remove the fork legs to install. Also replaced the slider/cowbells too. Didn't have to just wanted to. I added new for oil screamin eagle heavyweight. The ride is a little firmer now possibly bc of the oil weight I chose. The look is exactly what I was wanting lowered it a full 2 inches to level the bike after i put the 21 inch wheel on.

The write-up on these will tell you you can install them in 30 minutes with basic shop tools, not true.This "drop-in" kit is for touring Harleys, that means your bike will have a fairing and the fork springs will not come out of the tubes until remove the forks from your bike. You have to remove the front brake calipers, the front wheel, possibly the fender then pull the forks out. You will need a bike jack, and some way to safely hold the fork tubes while you unscrew the fork plug, you will also need torque wrenches in both ft lbs and inch lbs......not a 30 minute job

Local shop installed these for me on my 07 softail heritage.

Frickin love this. Way easy install, just took a couple of hours. Still has a comfortable ride. If you're wanting to lower the front end, this is the way to get it done.

Bike looks amazing now. Went from an 18" wheel to a 21" so had to even it out. Dropped it 2" and it looks perfect. Not as fast as "drop in" sounds on my 2011 Fatboy but I went slow so I didn't screw anything up it went smooth.

Seems to be fine. Setting at the height I wanted. Directions/instructions need to be upgraded other than that seems to be a good product