M/C rear shock install

[Doc45]

Hi guys, looking at putting new rear shocks on my '14 HD FXDF. Any suggestions on a good independent shop and what I should expect to pay? The dealer is quoting me 1 hour/$120. Thanks.

[ray1970]

I do mine myself but I'm handy that way.

You might hit up Tfogger. He owns a shop on the south side of town.

[Wulf202]

Tfog is in golden near colorado mills mall

[ray1970]

Tfog is in golden near colorado mills mall

Yeah. Not too far from the fairgrounds if I remember correctly.

[Great-Kazoo]

Hi guys, looking at putting new rear shocks on my '14 HD FXDF. Any suggestions on a good independent shop and what I should expect to pay? The dealer is quoting me 1 hour/$120. Thanks.

People gotta eat.

OR

Ride up here, pick tools do it yourself, ride home 1 hr later. That doesn't include time if they're adjustable shocks.

[Zcsdkr]

Pm sent

[Irving]

Yeah. Not too far from the fairgrounds if I remember correctly.

Less than a mile from the grounds. Very close to 6th Ave and Indiana.

[Doc45]

Thank you all. I spent a brief period as a mechanics assistant at an Alfa Romeo/Fiat dealer in my teens and appreciate the fees dealers charge. I'm also realist and if I can save some coin working with someone that has an independent shop or the tools to help me out I'd rather go that route. As it is I get 10% off parts purchases at the dealer.

[KS63]

I know smchop works on bikes and he's in Highlands Ranch area. Super dude, too.

[RCCrawler]

I swapped my rear shocks a couple of months ago, I was literally done and riding it in 20 minutes. It's just 4 bolts on and off, then if they are adjustable take a minute and set the preload.

No reason to pay someone to do it.

[TFOGGER]

I can usually do a LOT better than the dealer on parts, and I try to be pretty reasonable on labor as well. Gimme a holler Tuesday (closed today and tomorrow) 303-216-2400.