How much air pressure do I add to rear shock in my 2000 ultra classic

SOURCE: air in rear shocks

Depending on your weight and if you carry a passenger as to the air pressure. I normally run about 14 but 24 if riding 2 up.
Recommended pressures:
up to 150 lbs- 0
each addition 25 rider pounds > 150 lbs add 1.0 lbs
each additional passenger pounds > 150 lbs add 1.5 lbs
each additional 10 lbs of laggage add 3.0 lbs
Max Pressure 35 psi

Ed

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• Posted on Apr 13, 2009

SOURCE: oil in air line for rear shocks

on the left hand side of the passenger seat you will find a air valve, set the pressure to the desired setting as laid out in you operators manual

SOURCE: oil leaking

The fact that the air filled upper portion of the shock is still holding air doesn't change the fact that the o-ring seals in the oil filled portion at the bottom of the shocks are going bad. You are better off replacing both of them soon before it affects ride comfort and handling.

SOURCE: what is the air pressure for the rear shock 2008

here is the table according to h-d a solo rider up 150 lbs. is 0 psi, 150-200 lbs is 0-10 psi, 200-250 is 5-15 psi,with passenger and rider up to 150 lbs is 10-15 psi,up to 200 lbs is20-25 psi, max weight is 20-35 psi good luck ride safely

SOURCE: rear shock removal

1. Using a suitable lift, support motorcycle under frame until
rear tire is slightly off the ground.
2. Remove bolt and washer (1) attaching shock to rear fork.
NOTE
Snap-on adapter, Part No. SRES24, is necessary to gain
access to shock bolt.
3. Remove flange locknut (5) and washer with grommet (4)
at front of shock.