Air pressure for Ultraglide rear shocks?

**scumdog** · 6th October 2015, 17:29

I now have a '05 Ultraglide Classic which has factory (to my knowledge) air-shocks on the rear end.

To save me faffing around TOO much what would be a good starting point pressure for two-up plus gear?

**AllanB** · 6th October 2015, 17:32

Depends on how much the tassels weigh. Oh come on this is great KB fodder and someone had to start ....

**Moi** · 6th October 2015, 18:01

Originally Posted by scumdog

I now have a '05 Ultraglide Classic...

Nice ride

No idea about air pressures...

but have seen a few Ultras in Europe - often being ridden in cities and on cobble-stones and tram tracks

**Flip** · 14th October 2015, 17:05

Would you like a copy of the handbook?

Solo 0-10 psi
Solo heavy 5-15 psi
Rider with passanger 10-15 psi
Roder with passanger heavy 20-25 psi
Max GWVR 20-35 psi

**Crasherfromwayback** · 14th October 2015, 17:51

Originally Posted by Flip

Would you like a copy of the handbook?

Solo 0-10 psi
Solo heavy 5-15 psi
Rider with passanger 10-15 psi
Roder with passanger heavy 20-25 psi
Max GWVR 20-35 psi

He's on the mark. Scummy...did you buy that one off WMCC?

**AllanB** · 14th October 2015, 17:57

Where's the photos.

**awayatc** · 14th October 2015, 18:23

Jealous......

good onya mate, great bike

**scumdog** · 14th October 2015, 20:32

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

He's on the mark. Scummy...did you buy that one off WMCC?

Yeah I did - great bike, cruises well but by the cringe are they heavy

and just a tad less nimble than the T-Sport...I guess I'll get the hang of it

Already nearly been taken out by a no-indicator sudden-U-turn farming type in a Terrano.

- a bright-as headlight and two spot-lights and he still didn't see me behind him.

Then again I guess that would mean to do that he would have to use his mirrors and maybe turn his useless head....