Are these actually the Standard Progressive 422s for 89-99 softails (part no. 422-4035C) or are they the heavy duty version (part no. 422-4001C)?
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From the progressive suspension web site: 422-4035C is standard chrome shock. The 4001C is heavy duty chrome shock. Both are listed as such on their site.
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Go to the centric website and get the part number then u can search the part in amazon. Great brakes though!
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Yes, they will fit . But to be sure you should go to the Progressive web site and enter your bikes info and they will give you the correct part number
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I don't know, as when I ordered them and unpacked them from the box, I realized how poor quality they were and immediately repackaged them and sent them back. I never even attempted to "dry fit' them to my bike which is an 1100 v-star. Good luck!
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I looked it up on Google & here's what I found: http://www.sportsmith.net/images/product_support%5CProForm%5CPFEL038120%20-%20PROFORM%20HYBRID%20TRAINER%20BIKE%5CPFEL03812.0-333188.pdf
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The ones that i received were the current Shimano PD5700L (Shimano New 105 Black) as shown here: http://bike.shimano.com/publish/content/global_cycle/en/us/index/products/road/new_105_black/product.-code-PD-5700-L.-type-.pd_road.html
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obviously the 140403 is for 4 cyl but as long as you get the 3 ohm singles youll be good - Im willing to bet they bolt right in like on my 83 kz1100 ltd & 77 gl1000 goldwing - not only are they snazzy as hell but the spark from these will wake that ole mule right up - I would would pay twice as much knowing that when I turn the key on my bikes the rocket engines fire!!!!
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Looking at pictures of the Surely Long Haul Trucker brake assembly it looks as though you should have no problem installing these pads on your bike. Looks as though they have the same mounting bolts on them. Best answer I can give you with out seeing the accuactual bike .
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I think you'll be happy with them. For the money, they're a great upgrade. I can't say if they're better than the originals, since I can only compare them to the 30+ year old, beat springs I replaced. I've used progressive springs on a couple of bikes now, the other being my 1980 CB750c, and I'm really happy with them. They were perfect on the 750, which is good since it didn't have air shocks to compensate. For the money they seem to be the best springs out there.
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Shimano SPD-SL, they work for me on that setup. they DO NOT WORK for the standard SPD peddals. do a quick google on SPD vs SPD-SL
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I'm not sure what's up with the product description saying not compatible with linear brakes - they are. I am a bike mechanic and just installed a pair yesterday in the shop. There is a plastic insert that can be switched to convert between long and short pull (long pull for linear or V brakes and short pull for cantilever). In fact the pair I installed were packaged in the linear position in the box. Hope you ignored the bad description and answers and bought the product anyway.
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Please call Denso after market at 888 963 3676 or 310 834 6352 and ask them the same question. I personally think it is the same,but also think they might change between automatic and standard gearbox,also between 4x4 and 2x4 also between V6 and 4 cylinders.DENSO will be the perfect source to answer your technical question.regardskarl lawar
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Minor difference in technical specs and / or components. As far as I can tell, the last significant change was around 2010 when they went to a rear disc brake. The 2014 spec shows shimano derailleurs which I think is a fairly recent change as in earlier models they used SRAM derailleurs. Overall, I don't think it's worth losing much sleep over... The Paratrooper is really solid bike in my opinion.
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According to Jet's website they are the right ones. Check the brochure for the 22-44ODS.
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Good question. To be honest I am not sure on both. I do not know the SI part number and I would (assume) they are standard. The fit was very nice on a full size with 3 different sets of grips. the bolt heads did not poke out at all on any of them and there were 2 different G10 grips and one rubber Hogue set that I used while fitting. I will say that I am very happy with the end look and feel. I did just a drop of blue locktite on them as I like to make sure they are not going to back out during training. Sorry I was not able to better answer your questions.
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I think they are 304. The 316 are way more expensive. These work fine. no rust.
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Check Kuryakyn site for specific info on which model fits your bike. One is specifically for softails and dynas while the other 9025 is for crusiers