Rear shockers
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Rear shockers
I wondering to know if there any modern rear shock absorver that fits on the original Voyager XII.
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Re: Rear shockers
Welcome, mtagliari,to the wonderful AVA family. 
You will find a lot of free advice on this site 
.The Progressive 412 and 416 does.
I have the 416s on my '99 but they are too stiff for me,they are almost like being a hardtail.
I read many are happy with their 412s.
You will find a lot of free advice on this site .The Progressive 412 and 416 does. I have the 416s on my '99 but they are too stiff for me,they are almost like being a hardtail.
I read many are happy with their 412s.
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Re: Rear shockers
Sorry,I see you have a 1700 
,What I said applies to the 1200 
,What I said applies to the 1200 '99 Voyager VXII,'58 Cushman Eagle
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Re: Rear shockers
If you look a little closer you will find that he has not specified what he owns .You may also notice he is from Brazil.cushman eagle wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 1:25 am Sorry,I see you have a 1700
My guess would be that he IS looking for XII parts but may get lost in translations
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The question was actually in reference to " the original Voyager Xii " but it is not shown what bike he currently rides. That little pic of the Voyager 1700 shows up with a newbie identification -- something the moderator does for some reason, I guess. How about a couple pics of that Cushman, CE. Thanks, tunnelz
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Re: Rear shockers
There are two grades of springs for the Progressive 412's: Regular Duty, and Heavy Duty. The Heavy Duty springs are what you want/need for riding two-up, most of the time...
I ordered the Regular Duty springs, even though we ride two-up, 99% of the time. I did not want our ride to be too stiff... We blew out the shocks, in two month's time.
I ordered a new set of 412 shocks, along with the Heavy Duty springs. That was more than five years ago: they are still going strong, with zero issues, no leaks, no problems. Cheers!
I ordered the Regular Duty springs, even though we ride two-up, 99% of the time. I did not want our ride to be too stiff... We blew out the shocks, in two month's time.
I ordered a new set of 412 shocks, along with the Heavy Duty springs. That was more than five years ago: they are still going strong, with zero issues, no leaks, no problems. Cheers!
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Re: Rear shockers
I have tried to send pictures of my Cushman,but my internet service is so slow I have not been successful.tunnelz wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 1:55 am The question was actually in reference to " the original Voyager Xii " but it is not shown what bike he currently rides. That little pic of the Voyager 1700 shows up with a newbie identification -- something the moderator does for some reason, I guess. How about a couple pics of that Cushman, CE. Thanks, tunnelz
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