http://www.ebay.com/itm/HARLEY-TOURI...88615d&vxp=mtr

 

Looks cnc machine made. I wonder if it gets in the way of using a jack........... that would be no go for me...........

 

Don't have one and unless it was power-coated black, I wouldn't consider one unless it blended better with the frame. The reality is that I don't really feel I need one on my 2010.

 

I'm thinking of getting this: http://www.true-track.com/ mainly as a preventative measure as I really never want to experience "bagger wobble".

 

product looks good but would definitely get in the way of the jack unless placed just right. i would recommend the Progressive Touring Link. mine had significant bagger wobble and even though it made it almost completely go away,(other part of wobble being induced by shocks i think), the bike now feels like you couldnt pull it off the road.

 

It looks well made. But I've never heard of or seen any indication of frame tube flexing in that area that needs bracing. Which makes me suspect this is a solution in search of a problem.

 

I have a 2006 UC, Came up from heritage and Im new to hearing of the bagger wobble, is this normally at high speeds? Or it is possible at anyspeed?
Thanks In advance

 

Normally at high speeds in a curve.

 

i have been lurking the true track website for a bit and stumbled across this brace. was wondering too about frame flew. never heard of it either. only rear tail movment and i experience that a good amout of times 80+ highway right handers in socal

 

I've got a Throttle-up stabilizer on mine. It works, the quality is good, and it blends into the bike well. $149 bucks & free shipping. I had a couple of scary incidents before I put the brace on, none since.

http://www.throttleupindustries.com/...tabilizer.html