Bye-Bye wobble! Hello Bagger Brace! Pics!
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: California
Thanks to Ultra Klassic
Just ordered the Bagger Brace for my 2008 Street Glide. Thanks for the great write up and for all of the input after it.
Guy said they are doing a batch this week and should have it by the end of next week.
Will keep you posted.
Guy said they are doing a batch this week and should have it by the end of next week.
Will keep you posted.
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Eugene, Or
Moved a True Track from my '02 Ultra to my '07 Ultra. Difference on the '02 was absolutely amazing, a little less on the '07 but still noticeable. Straight line wobble has never been a problem but cornering has been. With the True Track my buddies, riding non baggers, have a hard time keeping up on the twisties.
My advice, if you like to corner hard, is to look into any one of these products and save your hide. If you just like to cruise, which is perfectly OK, you are probably OK stock.
True Track has a good video on the website showing how it works. I think any of them will do the same thing and some are less money.
Whatever, ride safe.
My advice, if you like to corner hard, is to look into any one of these products and save your hide. If you just like to cruise, which is perfectly OK, you are probably OK stock.
True Track has a good video on the website showing how it works. I think any of them will do the same thing and some are less money.
Whatever, ride safe.
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 1,548
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From: Mt. Airy, MD
well my Bagger Brace came monday, installed it last night. Quality product, instructions were the best I have ever seen, install was straightforward and easy.
Did not get to ride yet, but it sure looks bitchin sitting in the gagage...lol.
Riding to Daytona from MD by way of the Blue Ridge Parkway next month... looking forward to stress testing it.
Did not get to ride yet, but it sure looks bitchin sitting in the gagage...lol.
Riding to Daytona from MD by way of the Blue Ridge Parkway next month... looking forward to stress testing it.
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From: Po-Dunk Looziana
Call and speak to Ron here regarding the year of FLH's this will fit: http://bitchinbaggers.com/products/bagger-brace/
I cannot say enough about how the Brace has brought the "FUN FACTOR" back in riding my bike. I can't get enough of it. Hard to explain and something one would have to personally experience.
I cannot say enough about how the Brace has brought the "FUN FACTOR" back in riding my bike. I can't get enough of it. Hard to explain and something one would have to personally experience.
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From: Michigan
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From: Po-Dunk Looziana
Just to reiterate on the ease of installation, take it out of the box and bolt it on the bike. No tearing half your bike apart and risk scratching paint or chrome.
Uses the crossmember under the bike where the stress of harnessing lateral movement known as the wobble is distributed over the ENTIRE surface area of the crossmember providing extra protection from stress on my bikes chassis. Don't know about you folks, but that's exactly what I need for my expensive scoot.
Out of box----------->on the bike. Piece of cake.
Uses the crossmember under the bike where the stress of harnessing lateral movement known as the wobble is distributed over the ENTIRE surface area of the crossmember providing extra protection from stress on my bikes chassis. Don't know about you folks, but that's exactly what I need for my expensive scoot.Out of box----------->on the bike. Piece of cake.
