🔧 Pair of Progressive Suspension 12-1202B High Pressure Gas Shocks with Black Powder Coated Finish - 13.00" Tall Review

What a huge improvement on my immaculate 1999 Honda CB750 Nighthawk. The shocks are amazing and compatible with all bumps and train tracks. I no longer think about selling my semi-vintage bike.

Looks and performs like a progressive product but the paint on the shock eyes was peeling off when I took them out of the box. Not a problem enough for me to make an effort to get them back, but a little annoying. I'll use wire brush and some paint to touch it up.

Wish it was a tune down. I weigh 150 pounds and the lowest setting is for everyday use. But do you mind if a click deeper is better for urban potholes? I'll never see the top settings so it wouldn't hurt to have one bottom and one top.

I have used progressive products in the past and am generally happy, but this is exactly what I wanted. They are better than the originals as they have a much wider range of adjustment, allowing me to find a setting that really suits my weight and riding style. Fit and looks are excellent.

Fast delivery, easy installation. The stock shocks on my 1993 Nighthawk 750 have passed the functionality stage. Installed progressive springs 03-1367B, available separately from this seller. At the store I usually give my bikes to, the price is $354 for just a pair of shocks and springs. $354 is 50% more than what I paid here for the same set. Also included was a cool little decal that matched my motorcycle lift perfectly.

Perfect for 1993 Nighthawk 750. Super smooth ride. Paired with Heavy Duty Progressive Suspension 03-1368C Chrome 9.37" Progressive Rate Springs per pair. Easy installation. Be sure to order a compression tool, you cannot install springs without this. Progressive Suspension 32-5508 standard shock tool. I had 65k rear ones Stock shocks, this pair makes a world of difference to the ride, factory shocks were set to penultimate preload to ride twice, very rough riding alone, now I ride solo with no…