True Track????
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True Track????
Hey guys my brother just bought a 2010 street bob but and he told me that he wanted to get true track on it before he picks it up i went out to harley and asked the desk about a true track on a dyna and they told me no such thing exist's for dyna's is this true?????
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I considered it until I read of some pain in the *** install for the rear and determined that my bike is good to go, Softails are what they should of bought.
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BTW--I have the TT and can really tell the difference!
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Sorry, but it ain't that hard to install two shocks that are mounted on the outside of the bike!
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Sorry, I wasn't talking about shocks, I was refering to TT on the rear install, sorry for the confusion there. I should have used the quote button.
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Just because they're a sponser means it's the best thing since sliced bread. AND I'M NOT SAYING THEY DON'T MAKE A GOOD PRODUCT, in my case, I didn't need a True-Trac or a Sputhe. The Ohlins stiffened up the rear enough that, for my riding style (fairly aggressive), I didn't need it. My original plan on upgrading my suspension was, in this order, shocks then forks then motor mounts. Granted, that I'm not where I want to be with the front end, I am pretty damn happy, but not quite there. And I have no problem with high speed sweepers (wallowing) like I used to. For what it's worth, try high quality suspension first, THEN decide if you may need more. The price differance could be a set of cams, a new tire or many tanks of gas.