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My next RKC purchase is going to be a bagger brace. I see a couple of different brands out there. Any opinions from those of you who have them? Worth the money? Any better than the others? I did a search but really didn't find out much.
I bought a Bagger Brace ( http://bitchinbaggers.com/products/bagger-brace/ ) and was very impressed with the design, fit and finish of the components. I've sold three more of them to guys here (no, I'm not a dealer, I just really like the product and the results) and installed two of the three - all have been surprised by the improvement in their bikes handling. The BB spreads the force over a large surface area, and is very robust. It's easy to install, and has excellent instructions - and with it's design, it's impossible to mis-assemble it unless you drill and tap new holes....
There are cheaper braces, there are more expensive ones - I haven't found one made as well at any price. I'd buy another Bagger Brace if I had it to do over again.
I bought a Bagger Brace ( http://bitchinbaggers.com/products/bagger-brace/ ) and was very impressed with the design, fit and finish of the components. I've sold three more of them to guys here (no, I'm not a dealer, I just really like the product and the results) and installed two of the three - all have been surprised by the improvement in their bikes handling. The BB spreads the force over a large surface area, and is very robust. It's easy to install, and has excellent instructions - and with it's design, it's impossible to mis-assemble it unless you drill and tap new holes....
There are cheaper braces, there are more expensive ones - I haven't found one made as well at any price. I'd buy another Bagger Brace if I had it to do over again.
I bought a Bagger Brace ( http://bitchinbaggers.com/products/bagger-brace/ ) and was very impressed with the design, fit and finish of the components. I've sold three more of them to guys here (no, I'm not a dealer, I just really like the product and the results) and installed two of the three - all have been surprised by the improvement in their bikes handling. The BB spreads the force over a large surface area, and is very robust. It's easy to install, and has excellent instructions - and with it's design, it's impossible to mis-assemble it unless you drill and tap new holes....
There are cheaper braces, there are more expensive ones - I haven't found one made as well at any price. I'd buy another Bagger Brace if I had it to do over again.
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