Depends on which air ride you go with. Arnott requires the adjustable lowing bone to get the correct ride height as it will be higher than stock when aired up without them.
For most (if not all) other air ride systems, you will want to use stock bones. Lowering bones and most air rides don't work well together. If the air ever leaks out while riding, the bike would bottom out on the rear tire, potentially causing a flat, which could cause an accident.
looks right to me I'm running the same system. love the digital gauge I have a manual on mine.Only mod I did to mine was add air tank with a cutout switch for quick up..hated waiting for it to pump up. used a paintball tank and a couple of fittings. keep getting asked if that's a NOS bottle lol
yea I thought as well that I might need a different kickstand but the stock works just fine all the way down the bike still leans slightly to the left so I can't see it tipping over to the right unless I park in a awkward spot. but trust me after a while you'll want a quick up tank
yea I get asked that frequently ,Thats actually a shift knob I had laying around I decided to adapt it there so on long rides
I can actually rest my arms on it and still feel like a gripping the bike ..weird but feels cool and also looks like it belongs there
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