So I spent a bunch of money on a set of Legends Axeos and some REVO A's for my '14 SGS and I'm here to say that it was well worth every penny. Legends build quality and attention to detail exceeded my expectations giving me confidence in their parts and satisfying the engineer in me. These things are pretty and they're well made right here in the good ole USofA and they're backed by a lifetime warranty. I did the install myself which was easy and went off without a hitch but even if I had paid to have it done I'd still be saying it was worth every cent. I haven't put down a whole lot of miles yet, maybe around 50 or 60 but in this short time I can definitely say my ride has a whole new feel to it. I still feel little stuff up front going slow but when I go over big bumps or pot holes this suspension just soaks em up like they're not even there. No more cringing when you turn down that crappy old county road you gotta take to get to work or to your buddies house. I like being able to adjust the rebound on the REVO A's, it makes dialing them in a fairly painless process. Handling wise, the bike feels much more solid going into and coming out of turns, and when I brake the front end doesn't dive on me anymore. People say it's like riding on rails, I'm beginning to believe. I feel like my suspension is now working in concert instead of being two separate entities competing against one another. I love my SGS but I spent all of last year thinking that for the money I spent, my touring bike shouldn't feel like my bar hopper on bumpy roads and handle like a M1A1 Abrams. Problem solved. Big time. Legends are a bit spendy but if you want your touring bike to ride like you always imagined it should, this is one company that can make that happen for you. Big props to Lindsey @ IronAces Speed Shop for saving me a bunch of money on my parts. If you're in the market and this is what you decide to do, do yourself a favor and call IronAces for your parts. Support local. Save money. Buy American. Win. Win. Win.
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