Progressive 465-5011b

[Fiddles]

Finally after a year the progressive 465-5011b with RAP is finally available again,  just received mine today from Pacific Coast Cruiser that I ordered Friday, installed it this evening,  what a difference it makes

[RoadStarRaider]

[FireNative]

its worth it? I will be getting a custom seat this year and next I will look at front and rear suspension upgrades. You think this is the best on the market? Anyone else's thought?

[Fiddles]

its worth it? I will be getting a custom seat this year and next I will look at front and rear suspension upgrades. You think this is the best on the market? Anyone else's thought?

imo yes

[Fasttimez]

its worth it? I will be getting a custom seat this year and next I will look at front and rear suspension upgrades. You think this is the best on the market? Anyone else's thought?

I have the rear progressive spring with lowering links (which lowers the rear about 1.75"), and I have the progressive front spring kit (which lowers the front about 1.75").  The overall bike is lowered about 1.75" - 2" front and rear.  The ride is way better IMO, just that little bit of lowering with the progressive spring rates really makes a huge difference.  The one thing you will lose is cornering lean angle.  If you're used to coming into corners hot and scraping the frame in the turns, you'll start scaping way earlier in the lean than before.  Just something to keep in mind, you'll have to back off a bit on the aggressive twisty riding or you'll need a welder 

[Zxdave]

its worth it? I will be getting a custom seat this year and next I will look at front and rear suspension upgrades. You think this is the best on the market? Anyone else's thought?

Really just depends on how you plan to ride your Raider in the tight stuff bro.... or if you want more looks then function. I have had tricky air ride on my bike for last 5-6 years and I love it other then touching down before all the other guys when we running hard. I too like (Fasttimez) have the progressive lowering springs in my forks which drops the bike even more over stock. I went with the tricky because I love the slammed low look when parked and hanging out , and I like being able to adjust the ride height on the fly and when riding two up the air ride is definitely a plusher ride !
 The 465 adjustable rear shock with progressive NON-lowering springs in the forks IMO would be hands down the best handling for running hard. With that said there are several guys with stock stuff that roll hard too, so how much advantage may be minimal depending on a riders nerve/ability level to begin with !