will these shocks fit a 2013 road glide ultra
1458404
As long as your mounting holes are 13.5 inches. Great shocks, but even better are the mono tubes for the front. Best upgrade I did on my bike, and I've did many..........
1458405
I would think they would fit, as far as I know the frames should be the same. The easiest way to cross check would be to see if the original shocks are the same. If they are the same then it should fit. I am a 25lb plus man and ordered the heavier version, they are a bit stiff, but the improvement was awesome. I have not had my wife on the back since putting them on, but I would expect them to be great with the two of us ( she's a light weigh,t 120lb) Bruce
615548
Hogtunes Big Ultra Amplifier And Speaker Kit For Harley Davidson Ultra Classics 1998-2011, should fit your 2005 Ultra Classic! It will not fit the Road Glide though. I purchase this same unit for my 2011 Ultra Classic Limited. Took about 3 hours to install but I watched a few YouTube installation videos and made and drank coffee during it, so as to relax and take my time. Great sound. Hope this helps. Amazon's ad says it will also fit.
1145734
YeS they will. As the wheel size gets larger the tire sidewall size gets smaller so the overall circumference remains the same. These shocks are 13 in eye to eye.
1247041
Tom, in addition, this is a very good shock. I replaced the OEM street glide shocks with these when mine become damaged by vandalism. The v-factor shock had a much better ride, albeit stiffer and again, shorter travel than you ultra's shock.
1717249
It fits a 2013 street glide I don't know about a road glide don't recommend it for any thing I ended up putting legend air ride on my 14 street glide love it
1199965
Sorry, I don't know. I bought these as replacements for a 2013 Harley-Davidson.
375280
We have a 13 ultra classic limited and fit fine. He said they should fit 2014 no problem same bikes
2156239
The only thing I can tell you is they fit on a dyna. I'm not sure if that's similar to your bike. I bought them as a gift.
368914
They will work with the 2002 Harley Davidson Road Glide, many companies are only listing up to ten years now in there will fit years.
194132
Yes they will fit, the streetglides are still air cooled and 103 ci so they will fit just order the same part # as the 2013 streetglide.
2021310
I have put the 944 shocks on my 07 Street Glide. After they settled in, I got about an inch lower. I don't you'll get 2 inches lower. But the ride and handling is a Huge improvement over the stock shocks.
1101634
I have a 2011 street glide and it fit find, not sure about a 2013 roadking ?
592717
Yes it will. My suggestion is to use the connectors that are currently on your Road Glide and not the cheap ones that come with the linkage It looks great once installed.
1612561
I installed these on a 2007 Electra Glide Classic. You should go to S&S; website to be sure. They list the bike they will fit there. If you don't see it listed, call them.
2102171
No idea. They are a shorter than stock shock for my 2500hd that's lowered a little. Reason why I bought them. I can't give you a accurate answer on if they will fit. Sorry
1642756
I believe they will fit, I just don't think they have all the data on the 14 model to give you a for sure fit, thus the reason for them saying they don't fit. I would consider calling Howard at Motorcycle Metal before you make your purchase though. He can get you a set of JRI's for not a whole lot more than what these cost. You get a discount as well if your a HD forums member. Whatever you decide to buy, it's going to be an improvement over the stock shocks... Good luck with your purchase!!
741462
I believe they will fit. However, I wouldn't anticipate them to be plug and play. I put them on a 97 Hugger and had to get some additional hardware for proper fitment. The new shock bushings had a larger opening and were narrower than the shocks being replaced. Picked up some hardware to fill the voids. I really like the stance of the bike. Was surprised at the amount of rear tire clearance I still have. Bike sits low enough that I am going to get a shorter kickstand so it doesn't stand as tall parked.