T.W.R. STABILIZER - SPECIAL GROUP BUY PRICE
#21
04-19-2008, 04:16 AM
RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
ORIGINAL: cwilks
Yep...sure did......call Bart @ Cateye Customs he'll give ya the straight scoop
Bart claims this one is the easiest and the best http://www.grandeurcycle.com/site.htm
ORIGINAL: sifularson
Hey officer . . . I did a search. Did you? Not much on this forum about it. I don't want to read about all the other stabilizers out there. JUST THIS ONE!!
Here is another link of interest . . .
http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=20759.0
ORIGINAL: cwilks
Hello...I represent the "search" police...we are your friends https://www.hdforums.com/search.asp
Hello...I represent the "search" police...we are your friends https://www.hdforums.com/search.asp
Here is another link of interest . . .
http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=20759.0
Yep...sure did......call Bart @ Cateye Customs he'll give ya the straight scoop
Bart claims this one is the easiest and the best http://www.grandeurcycle.com/site.htm
As for the Alloy Art TWR Stabilizer, I can't say if it's better/worse than any of the others because I haven't installed mine yet.
But I can say, I'm certainly glad I bought this brand because I've ordered the Baker +1 Oil Pan and if you look at Baker's site, this pan is setup to accept the Alloy Art stabilizer.
To the guy that's ordering from American Classic...I ordered mine from them. At the time I ordered there was a "Best Offer" on it. I sent him an offer of $300 for the Polished version. I can't remember exactly what I paid for it, but I recall getting it for about $50 less than his Ebay Buy-It-Now price. Moral of the story, send him an outlandish offer, he'll counter with a better price than he has listed.
#22
04-19-2008, 10:14 AM
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RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
Did someone say "group buy"??? I'd be in for that!
Jason
Jason
#23
04-19-2008, 10:51 AM
RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
As for the Alloy Art TWR Stabilizer, I can't say if it's better/worse than any of the others because I haven't installed mine yet.
But I can say, I'm certainly glad I bought this brand because I've ordered the Baker +1 Oil Pan and if you look at Baker's site, this pan is setup to accept the Alloy Art stabilizer.
To the guy that's ordering from American Classic...I ordered mine from them. At the time I ordered there was a "Best Offer" on it. I sent him an offer of $300 for the Polished version. I can't remember exactly what I paid for it, but I recall getting it for about $50 less than his Ebay Buy-It-Now price. Moral of the story, send him an outlandish offer, he'll counter with a better price than he has listed.
If you are interested in a group buy . . . please post here. That way I can give him a number. Thanks
#24
04-19-2008, 11:09 AM
Road Warrior
RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
I got one off e-bay from the missing link guy, very happy with mine, this was before he started making the Alum ver. he has now. I was changing out my stock exhaust for the fatcat I had gotten so that wasn't much of a problem for me. I didn't notice any extra vibes on my road glide after the change over but it sure tightened my Glide up big time, feels solid as a rock now! 
I think I made him a offer and got mine for just over $200 but this was the older ver. the new one really looks sweet I think 
Ohyeah it worked great with the Rivco centerstand I was installing too, that was a buying consideration for a stabilizer on my part.
I think I made him a offer and got mine for just over $200 but this was the older ver. the new one really looks sweet I think Ohyeah it worked great with the Rivco centerstand I was installing too, that was a buying consideration for a stabilizer on my part.
#25
04-19-2008, 11:09 AM
RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
ORIGINAL: speedglide
Did someone say "group buy"??? I'd be in for that!
Jason
Did someone say "group buy"??? I'd be in for that!
Jason
#27
04-19-2008, 11:18 AM
RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
ORIGINAL: rkadair
I have the TWR missing link
It has tighen the bike up I do get more vibration but your going to get it with all of them tie the motor to the frame.
Yes you need to remove the exhaust the bottom bolt is counter sunk and you need to use a socket to tighten
I have the TWR missing link
It has tighen the bike up I do get more vibration but your going to get it with all of them tie the motor to the frame.
Yes you need to remove the exhaust the bottom bolt is counter sunk and you need to use a socket to tighten
Question: Has anyone had any problems with oil leaks after removing bolts from just one side of the tranny pan, putting on this unit, and retorqueing the bolts? It seems to me that could be agood way to warp a pan?
#28
04-19-2008, 11:19 AM
RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
ORIGINAL: jeffro308
+1 on the group buy!
+1 on the group buy!
BTW, Tracy is watching this thread . . . Hi Tracy.
#29
04-19-2008, 11:22 AM
RE: T.W.R. Missing link . . . anyone???
Count me in, so thats 4
ORIGINAL: sifularson
That's two of us . . . so far . . .
ORIGINAL: speedglide
Did someone say "group buy"??? I'd be in for that!
Jason
Did someone say "group buy"??? I'd be in for that!
Jason