Harddrive Remote Reservoir Rear Shocks - RES Shock 1991-2020 Xl, 1982-1994 FXR… — Harley-Davidson (1984-2020)

HardDrive remote reservoir rear shocks with Speed Adaptive Valving (SAV) for Harley Sportster and FXR models. Fully adjustable preload, compression, and rebound let you dial in the perfect ride for your style, while progressive-rate springs and internal floating pistons deliver consistent performance across all conditions.

Features

• Speed Adaptive Valving (SAV) for adaptive damping
• Internal floating piston design for consistent performance
• Progressive rate springs with tapered ends to prevent bowing and bottoming
• Full adjustability: preload, compression, and rebound
• A7075 forged aluminum bodies, CNC machined
• Remote reservoir design

Specifications

• Brand: HardDrive
• Manufacturer Part #: R0800130-2
• UPC: 191361170683
• Length: 18 in
• Width: 10 in
• Height: 3 in
• Weight: 9.86 lbs
• Country of Origin: China (Taiwan)

Fitment

Fits 1982-1994 and 1991-2020 Harley-Davidson Sportster (XL) models. Compatible with Dyna chassis. 2004-2013 Sportsters with 14-inch shocks may require rear master cylinder relocation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Speed Adaptive Valving shocks?

SAV technology automatically adjusts damping based on suspension speed, delivering a plush ride over small bumps while maintaining support during hard cornering and braking.

Can I adjust these shocks to my riding style?

Yes — full adjustability includes preload, compression damping, and rebound damping for fine-tuning to your weight, road conditions, and preference.

Will 14-inch shocks fit my 2004-2013 Sportster?

They will fit, but you may need to relocate the rear master cylinder to avoid interference. Contact HardDrive or V-Twin Bikers if you need fitment clarification.

What's the difference between 12.5 and 14-inch lengths?

12.5-inch shocks maintain stock ride height; 14-inch shocks raise the rear for a chopper or cruiser stance, commonly called the 'curb hopper' look.

Are these shocks street or track legal?

These are designed for street and strip use with race-proven components. Check your local regulations before installing on a street bike.