View Poll Results: Which Stabilzer

Bagger Brace

37.78%

True Track

5.56%

TRW - Missing Link

37.78%

Ride Str8

8.89%

Terry Components

Glide Pro

3.33%

Sta-Bo

6.67%

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Which stabilizer is best

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Nov 12, 2008 | 08:41 PM

#21

Clint55

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Gotta admit that I'm still doing my research and havn't yet decided.

But......... I think it's only fair that the Throttleup rig is recognized as a legitimate contender.

Nov 12, 2008 | 09:14 PM

#22

Beemervet

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Nov 12, 2008 | 09:22 PM

#23

Jim Dawson

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Originally Posted by max56

Really now, how many of us have tried more than one? Most people are happy with the one they buy. That must mean that they all pretty much solve the same problem. My main concern was not to cover up too much of the oil pan, which I figured, might cause heat related issues.

I'm one who has tried two. I originally tried the True-Track but returned it when I found that it interfered with using my J&S jack and eliminated the chance of possibly using an Easy-up center stand. I now have the TWR. They all do the same thing but the TWR works best for me.

Nov 12, 2008 | 09:40 PM

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Yachtman

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I'm curious.

If a rider hasn't bought a stabilizer yet, how can they call any new brand, no offense to ThrottleUP, a "legit contender"? It would seem they are all 'contenders' to someone without one, and I'm not sure any new brand can be called 'legit' without a few hundred units on the street or a years worth of sales, or etc, etc, etc.......... Regardless of the mfr, or even how many people on a forum have bought a certain mfrs unit. mho

It a poll of users, correct?

Is it just me?

Last edited by Yachtman; Nov 12, 2008 at 09:46 PM.

Nov 12, 2008 | 10:25 PM

#25

gregbenner

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From what I can tell, the cheapest one might be the best. Not often the case, but there's a ton of markup in some of them.

Nov 12, 2008 | 10:31 PM

#26

Clint55

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Originally Posted by Yachtman

You are correct in that I have not yet installed a stabilizer. But it is a mod that I am seriously considering and the discussions, opinions and critiques that I read on this forum are playing a part in that decision. I am not endorsing the Throttleup product or saying it is the best. To be honest I am leaning in another direction based on my own research . But............. I am also of the opinion that there is enough input and response from those that have purchased and received this product to consider it as worthy of consideration. I also am of the opinion that Aaron is a straight forward and honest businessman that is offering a quality product for a fair price. So my vote is that the Throttleup SHOULD be considered and in IMHO IS legitimate. That’s my opinion and I really don't give a flip what anyone thinks.

Nov 13, 2008 | 04:05 AM

#27

jcbpa

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I'd rather vote for president... oh wait I just did that, can I do it again.

Nov 13, 2008 | 05:39 AM

#28

rocknrod

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Yachtman

I'm curious.
If a rider hasn't bought a stabilizer yet, how can they call any new brand, no offense to ThrottleUP, a "legit contender"? It would seem they are all 'contenders' to someone without one, and I'm not sure any new brand can be called 'legit' without a few hundred units on the street or a years worth of sales, or etc, etc, etc..........
Is it just me?

So Progressive Stabilizer isnt legit?
They just came out with theirs also.