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Donny, 'hard riding' shocks may simply be competition-type units or heavy-duty springs that are adjusted too stiff for your liking. Is there a name stamped or a decal on yours? What color are the shock bodies?

Koni and Bilstein are two popular makers, and the early 'black' Ariston shocks on some '71 Panteras were also adjustable for compression damping. It may be that you don't need the expense and complication of changing to new shocks if yours are adjustable.

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