Fits all Harley touring models 2015-down.  Street Glide, Road Glide, Road King, Electra Glide, Ultra Classic.  This is a complete rear kit assembled to replace your stock touring shocks with height-adjustable air shocks.  This kit will allow you to lower your bike around 3 inches from stock with all of the air released, and air it up to stock ride height for a smooth ride in a matter of seconds.  Kit includes VIAIR compressor, new custom shocks and all of the other components for a fully functional, fully height adjustable rear air suspension.  This kit is assembled with quality components, the same components used in some of the baddest baggers in the world!  Used by some of the best builders in the world!  With this kit, you can ride with zero air pressure without rubbing (stock rear tire).  That means you can cruise around with your bike SLAMMED, or also if you lose air pressure for any reason you can still ride without rubbing your tire against your fender (with stock rear tire, contact us with fitment questions).  No need to pay more for another system, and no need to have someone else install.  Kit can be installed by pretty much anyone with basic tools and a little mechanical/auto/motorcycle knowledge and experience.  Kit includes instructions, wiring and plumbing diagrams, and we will help you with any technical questions you have.  Compressor comes with a universal mounting bracket as pictured, and can be easily mounted inside saddle bags, behind side panels, under battery tray, under the seat, inside front fairing or between the saddlebag and rear fender.  In some cases, depending on location and bike model, some mild fabrication may be necessary to mount the air compressor or switch.  Kit comes as pictured.  Shocks are 14" extended, 9.5" collapsed.  Switch is a PRE-WIRED micro toggle switch that mounts in a 1/4" hole.  Fits all Harley touring models 2015-down.  Street Glide, Road Glide, Road King, Electra Glide, Ultra Classic.  All shocks come with polyurethane bushings installed, ready to mount onto the bike.