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Take a smallish front tire with tube inside but no rim, put it under the seat.
Then adjust air pressure to suit you.
Presto,
you have a redneck air ride assist.
Go ahead and laugh but it works very well for a fellow I know with a bad back that appreciates the softer ride.
That's a fantastic idea. You can get this cheepo wheel from HF for 4 bucks (with coupon) and throw away the rim.
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Take a smallish front tire with tube inside but no rim, put it under the seat.
Then adjust air pressure to suit you.
Presto,
you have a redneck air ride assist.
Go ahead and laugh but it works very well for a fellow I know with a bad back that appreciates the softer ride.
That is a great idea!! I think I have an old Snapper front tire laying around here. If I could get it smashed between the seat and the mounting plate, I bet it would work.
Now, if only my Crown Royal bags were big enough to put the tire in to keep from maring the paint. LOL!
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Just throwing this out there. Get a couple old auto valve springs, and install them between the C springs. Don't know, they may bottom out as well, but all you're out is time, cause I'm pretty sure a scrap yard, or a friend who's a gear head should have some lying around...
This is a good idea as well!
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