Super Shox for Harley Touring and Trike Models
Start with your bike, then match the suspension to how you ride. Three-wheel Harleys use SR1. Most two-wheel Touring riders should start with SR2 LT. Every set is then built around your rider profile, passenger use, load, and riding style.
SR1 vs SR2 vs RR1
SR2
Premium
MOST 2-WHEEL RIDERS START HERE
Road Glide • Street Glide • Ultra •
Electra Glide • Road King
For most Road Glide, Street Glide, Ultra, Electra Glide, and Road King riders, SR2 LT is where we recommend starting. It adds suspension travel and control while keeping the bike near its stock ride height.
Extra travel and control with the relocation kit included. Best starting point for most two-wheel Touring riders.
Stock-mount option for riders who specifically want the lower setup without the LT relocation system.
SR1
Premier
TRIKE / 3-WHEEL
Tri Glide • Freewheeler •
Street Glide 3 • Road Glide 3
SR1 is the Super Shox starting point for Tri Glide, Freewheeler, Street Glide 3, and Road Glide 3. These bikes use the SR1 platform, so the real decision is making sure the shocks are built around your rider profile and load.
RR1
Platinum
MORE ADJUSTABILITY
Remote reservoir • External damping adjustment
RR1 steps up to a remote reservoir and external damping adjustment for riders who want more control over how their suspension responds.
Send us your year, model, rider weight, passenger use, luggage, and what you want to improve. We’ll help narrow down the right Super Shox setup before you order.
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Super Shox Suspension for Harley-Davidson Touring Bikes
Super Shox rear suspension is built for Harley riders who want better comfort, control, and stability on real roads. Each set is hand-built in the USA and configured around your rider weight, passenger use, luggage, Tour Pack, and riding style.
Whether you ride a Road Glide, Street Glide, Ultra, Electra Glide, Road King, Tri Glide, Freewheeler, Road Glide 3, or Street Glide 3, the goal is the same: suspension that works with the way your bike is actually loaded and ridden.
What Better Rear Suspension Changes
SR1, SR2 or RR1: Which Super Shox Model Fits Your Bike?
The recommended starting point for most two-wheel Harley Touring riders. SR2 LT adds usable suspension travel and improved control while keeping the bike close to stock ride height.
Shop SR2 →The Super Shox platform used for Tri Glide, Freewheeler, Road Glide 3, and Street Glide 3 applications. SR1 is also available for select lighter two-wheel Touring setups.
Shop SR1 →Remote-reservoir rear shocks with external damping adjustment for riders who want greater control over suspension response and a more performance-focused setup.
Shop RR1 →Why Buy Super Shox Through Dreaded Iron Moto?
Choosing Harley Touring suspension should not come down to guessing at shock length or ordering the most expensive option. We verify every Super Shox order before production and review the information needed to build the shocks around your bike and normal riding load.
Super Shox Suspension Guides
Compare your options, understand what causes a harsh ride, and see how different rider setups are configured before ordering.