Harddrive By Racing Bros Touring remote res shocks - 13"std Weight Billet Brack… — Harley-Davidson (2014-2025)

HardDrive remote reservoir rear shocks by Racing Bros for Harley Touring models, featuring Speed Adaptive Valving and full adjustability across preload, compression, and rebound settings. The internal floating piston design and forged 7075 aluminum construction deliver consistent performance across varied riding conditions.

Features

• Speed Adaptive Valving (SAV) race-proven technology
• Internal floating piston design
• 7075 forged aluminum bodies, CNC machined
• Progressive rate springs
• High and Low Speed Compression Damping adjustable to 24 clicks each
• Preload adjustable
• 1/2" height adjustable
• Top mount brackets for reservoir placement on backbone
• Rear mount brackets to allow docking kits for tour-paks and luggage racks

Specifications

• Brand: HardDrive by Racing Bros
• Manufacturer Part #: R0800234-1
• UPC: 191361512193
• Length: 18.9 in
• Width: 9.4 in
• Height: 6.7 in
• Weight: 10.3 lbs
• Country of Origin: China (Taiwan)

Fitment

Fits Harley-Davidson Touring models. Confirm your specific year and model before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Speed Adaptive Valving (SAV)?

SAV automatically adjusts damping based on suspension velocity, allowing the shocks to react faster to road inputs for improved handling and comfort.

Can I adjust these shocks to suit my riding style?

Yes. Independent preload, high-speed compression, low-speed compression, and rebound adjusters let you tune for your weight and riding conditions.

What's the difference between top mount and rear mount brackets?

Top mounts place reservoirs higher on the backbone; rear mounts move them back to allow accessory docking kits for tour-paks, sissy bars, and luggage racks.

Can I use these with hard luggage or a tour-pak?

Yes, if you select the rear mount brackets. Top mount brackets will interfere with docking kits for accessories.

Is installation a DIY job or shop-only?

Rear shock replacement requires suspension knowledge and proper tools. Many riders have a shop handle installation to ensure correct setup and damping tuning.