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Does true track offer any discount for forum member??? That would be a good thing?
They have done in the past, and were a sponsor of HDF for a while. I'm not sure if they still are, but it would be worth asking them if they will give you a discount.
I also installed the True Track after reading Dr. grbrown's write up on the wobble. The installation was very easy. I've had the TT on my 2013 SG for 2 years now. I'm extremely happy with how it tightened up the back end. Going around sweepers at 100+ mph had not been an issue ever since the install.
To enhance the ride even more, I will upgrade my triple tree at some time.
Does true track offer any discount for forum member??? That would be a good thing?
At the Laughlin River Run event they had a show special which was $50 off and free installation including straightening out the cross member and checking and tightening key mounts.
Event list from their web page.
At the Laughlin River Run event they had a show special which was $50 off and free installation including straightening out the cross member and checking and tightening key mounts.
Event list from their web page.
Yeah, I want to say mine was $389 installed in Sturgis last year.
A friend of mine had an 06 Electra Glide, he was complaining that his back end was squirrely, I suggested a True Track while we were at Rapid HD.
They do check everything, turns out his front motor mount was sheared, the guy told us it was pretty common on the pre-09 bikes.
He got the replacement from the dealer and they installed that too, no charge.
Just went and checked underneath, everything looks pretty straight. Guess I'm gonna have to lose the center stand, but it's ok I really never used it anyway. I'm going to go ahead and order one tonight. I'll keep you guys updated.
Does true track offer any discount for forum member??? That would be a good thing?
I just ordered mine. If you go to their website, up at the top there is a button marked "specials". Click that and you get $20 off. It's not much, but its something.
Talking with Ron at True Track in Laughlin he said that they are producing this stabilizer for the later models including 2015. Yes the new bikes have a method of improving the wobble from the factory but he said it's improved greatly with True Track. That's what I was informed and educated on when questioning the wobble with low miles on my bike.
What's going to be different between a 2013 & a 2014 model? A fancy looking design?
What's going to be different between a 2013 & a 2014 model? A fancy looking design?
More to it than that. 2014+ has wider (49mm) front forks, most report a much improved ride up front and generally (2014 riders would have to chime in). Also if I recall correctly, better rear shocks on some models, not sure which tho - the "special" models and Ultra?
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