How To Install Legend REVO-A Shocks on your Harley Bagger

In this video we begin the installation of a complete Legend Suspensions setup for Harley-Davidson. In this segment we will cover how to install Legend's most poplar rear shocks on a Harley Road King FLH Bagger - the REVO A. In the next segment, we'll move on to the installation of the front cartridges.
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[@LonesomeNomad137]

That is my project for tomorrow. The rear shocks were delivered today. I'm no mechanic but with this explanation, I'm going for it. Well done. Thanks

[@shawnmacdonald4932]

Great video man, thank you for your help !!

[@BriNbigD]

My 2020 FLHTK manual says torque to 63-70 ft/lbs. Am I missing anything?

[@traveller1973]

Great video! How do you account for the additional 20-30 lbs for the saddlebags and their contents? Also, about 75% of my riding is done solo, but 25% of the time I'm going on overnight camping trips so all my gear is strapped down behind me. Do you recommend re-adjusting the pre-load for this type of situation? Thank you.

[@MrMawfukka]

Can you actually run these with the knob adjusters facing the front? Legends sent me 2 left side shocks and the only way the right side will work is if I put the adjuster knob facing the front. Curious if this will matter?

[@rira65]

Awesome.. thanks

[@farmerbill4052]

It's not necessarily 13 inches, you should measure center bolt to center bolt with no weight, then do your 1 inch adjustment. Most times, after install it's less than 13 inches.

[@RoadieWingZZ]

You said the 13” shock has only 2” of travel and that 1” sag puts the position at halfway. Everything I’ve found researching these shocks is that they have a minimum of 3”, possibly 3-1/2” of travel. You need to double check your info. No one wants a premium shock with only 2” of travel. What would be the point???

[@RoadieWingZZ]

Only 2” of travel on a 13” shock??? I think not. Everything I’ve read and seen indicate these have at least 3”, possibly 3-1/2”, of travel. Setting sag to 30% of total travel, which is the standard for premium ride shocks, will means sag is 1” with rider on board.

[@rockychamberlin6096]

Shocks suck can’t stand mine