How many out there using True Track?
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Albuquerque, New Mexico
If you want handling, solid mount everything. If you want comfort along with dependability, do it the way Harley did. If you want a compromise between the two ends, well, that's where the True Track comes it. It's all about where your priorities lie: there's no wrong answer.
I've had the True Track from about 1,000 miles (now at a bit over 16,000) as well
as a front fork brace from about 300 miles. Both make a difference. If you get well
honked into a long high-speed, constant radius or decreasing radius turn without
and then with the True Track you'll notice a distinct improvement. The front fork
brace makes a difference that is especially noticeable as you turn in so between
the two you get a significant (and CHEAP!!!!) improvement in the bike's handling.
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From: New Zealand
I noticed this weird sensation thing on my 05 FXDC the week after I got it on a long sweeper at about 70mph, I thought it may have been swing arm bushes or the belt being too tight, but after talking to a few Dyna owners I was told of this Dyna characteristic.
I may have to look at these stabilizer kits.
I may have to look at these stabilizer kits.
2nd Gear
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: planet earth
Actually HD did not add a stabilizing link to the new frame they infact removed the lower stabilizing link when they added the 4th rubber mount up front - FYI just one stabilizer link now on the 09 and up Touring frame models. As far as the Dyna models are concerned I think HYPR said it well.
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