Match the exact model and year
Trike fitment changes by model and year range. We list SR1 for Tri Glide 2009–2016, Tri Glide 2017–2025, Freewheeler 2017–2025, Road Glide 3 2023–2025 and Street Glide 3 2026+.
How to choose rear shocks for a Harley Tri Glide, Freewheeler, Road Glide 3 or Street Glide 3: fitment by year, load, travel and setup.
Every Harley 3-wheeler runs SR1. Pick your trike and years.
Tri Glide, Freewheeler, Road Glide 3 and Street Glide 3 riders carry more weight over the rear than a two-wheel tourer. Get these right and the shock choice is simple.
Trike fitment changes by model and year range. We list SR1 for Tri Glide 2009–2016, Tri Glide 2017–2025, Freewheeler 2017–2025, Road Glide 3 2023–2025 and Street Glide 3 2026+.
Rider weight alone isn't enough. Passenger, trunk, luggage and how often you ride loaded all decide the spring and damping baseline.
Long-travel SR1 gives the rear more room to work over seams and potholes. Listed length alone doesn't tell you how a shock will ride.
Aftermarket exhaust, lift or lowering kits, or a 2026+ model? Use Ask a Rider and we'll confirm fitment before you order.
Why SR1 for 3-wheelers: for Harley 3-wheel models, SR1 is the Super Shox platform. It is built in the USA around your rider profile, ships in 3–9 business days and carries a limited lifetime warranty.
A fair look at what changes when you upgrade.
| Compare | Stock rear shocks | Super Shox SR1 |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Factory setup for a general range of riders | Built around your weight, passenger and touring load |
| Load changes | Preload adjustment only | Preload adjustable on top of a rider-specific baseline |
| Fitment check | n/a | Fitment and rider profile verified before the build |
| Warranty | Factory warranty terms | Limited lifetime warranty |
Other brands make trike shocks too. Whatever you compare, check the exact model and year fitment, the load the springs are built for, and what adjustment you'll actually use.
Verified Judge.me reviews from SR1 buyers, quoted as written.
“The test ride was super impressing, like a light switch from a hard ride to a soft ride. Now i have decided to keep it.”
T. Monte, Dover, Delaware · Judge.me verified review · Jun 2026
“I cannot believe the difference in the ride.best money I ever spent. I have suggested theses shocks to all of my riding buddies.”
Verified buyer · Judge.me review · May 2026
“So far good investment”
Edward · Judge.me review (4★) · Oct 2026
Find your shock: SR2 LT for touring ($895) • SR1 for trikes (from $745) • RR1, race-derived ($1,450)