[The Crusher]

I'm trying to make a decision on an air ride system. I've had a cheap version of one on my last bike and didn't like the pogo feeling. Will either of these systems have a similar feel? I'm pretty aggressive and would still like to have a "quality ride" in the corners. I'm also lucky enough to have a short inseam - hence the need for an air ride.
Any comments or opinions are welcome.

Dennis

 

[FrankieB]

Don't know anything about legends shocks, i know the aldan series arnott's have a rebound control. This will stop the pogo effect.

 

[Berms]

I'm also interested in hearing from anyone with the Legend air ride...

 

[FrankieB]

If you two are looking for cool factor, then air ride is the way to go. If you are want ride quality and handling then nothing can beat a coil over built for you.

 

[Boostn]

I have been wanting to know too. Would like to get air suspension, but hate to sacrifice the ride for looks. I do take bike out on long trips and twisty roads. Don't want to give up my handling and ride comfort. Has anyone made air ride set up yet or are they mostly just for show?

 

[Q-Hog]

I have the Monroe DIY setup. It rides great and have a show affect. But if you're real short, it might be challenging.

 

[maddmoe]

i have the Arnott 13in Black Bilstein rear air shocks & have no issues with them so far but only had them 2 months of moderate riding due to winter arriving

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