Progressive Suspension 444 Series Shock - 11 Inch Standard Black – Model 444-4245B

Upgrade your motorcycle's performance with the Progressive Suspension 444 Series Shock, featuring innovative Frequency Sensing Technology (FST) that automatically adjusts damping based on bump frequency for a smoother ride. This advanced shock absorber also includes deflective disc valving for precise control and improved stability. The shock's design allows for manual adjustment of spring pre-load without the need for special tools, making setup quick and convenient. It comes with a progressive rate spring and is high-pressure gas charged to ensure consistent performance across various riding conditions.
The 11-inch shock length may slightly alter your motorcycle's head angle, resulting in either quicker or slightly slower steering depending on whether the shock is longer or shorter than stock. Heavy-duty applications are recommended for bikes frequently operated near their maximum load capacity, typically over 50% of the time. Before installation, verify that your wheel travel can accommodate shocks of different lengths without causing clearance issues, such as contact with the swingarm, exhaust, chain or belt guard, or tires.
Designed for durability and performance, this shock is suitable for riders seeking enhanced handling and ride quality. Its black finish complements a variety of motorcycle styles, and its robust construction ensures reliable operation. Whether you're upgrading for better comfort or improved handling under heavy loads, the Progressive Suspension 444 Series Shock provides a high-performance solution that meets demanding riding needs.

Features:

• Frequency Sensing Technology (FST) automatically adjusts damping for superior ride quality

• Deflective disc valving for precise control and stability

• Adjustable spring pre-load by hand, no special tools required

• Includes a progressive rate spring for smooth compression and rebound

• High-pressure gas charged for consistent performance

• Slightly longer or shorter shocks may alter steering response and head angle

• Heavy-duty applications recommended for bikes frequently operated near maximum load

• Ensure wheel travel clearance before installing shocks of different length