True Track?
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RE: True Track?
What reporting??????????????
I drag the boards on my Ultra but I don't ride over curbs!
Get whatever you want. True-Track does the job for me!
I drag the boards on my Ultra but I don't ride over curbs!
Get whatever you want. True-Track does the job for me!
ORIGINAL: fimduc
What is the main reason most everyone seems to pick True Track over Ride-Str8 when it would appear from an engineering perspective that the Ride-Str8 has a better design and there is no issue of reducing the cornering clearance as has been reported with the Tru Track?
http://www.ridestr8.com/
What is the main reason most everyone seems to pick True Track over Ride-Str8 when it would appear from an engineering perspective that the Ride-Str8 has a better design and there is no issue of reducing the cornering clearance as has been reported with the Tru Track?
http://www.ridestr8.com/
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RE: True Track?
Zu, thats good to know thatyou have no ground clearance issue on turns and really endorse True Track....I was refering to another thread for the reported grounding
https://www.hdforums.com/m_120435/mpage_2/key_/tm.htm
where DC said this:
Another good question, I got on the forum this morning to address an issue that I had yesterday with the True Track.
I was pushing it through some corners and got into a series of bumps, it was a right hander, and the dog bone part of the True Track bottomed, hard. While it helps with stability, it does lower your groung clearence on the right side a little.
And being that it is aluminium it didn't even make a spark show!
I like the added stability but am not to crazy about the lowered ground clearence. I may have to look into the other one, damn, another $400.
So in DC's bummpy corner it looks like his bike bottoms onthe dog bone before the floor board mount, probably a shock problem as much as anything.
No doubt I will "get whatever I want"...I just wanted to understand how people who have sought a solution to this wobble have made the decsion between the two products Ture Track and RideStr8......
https://www.hdforums.com/m_120435/mpage_2/key_/tm.htm
where DC said this:
Another good question, I got on the forum this morning to address an issue that I had yesterday with the True Track.
I was pushing it through some corners and got into a series of bumps, it was a right hander, and the dog bone part of the True Track bottomed, hard. While it helps with stability, it does lower your groung clearence on the right side a little.
And being that it is aluminium it didn't even make a spark show!
I like the added stability but am not to crazy about the lowered ground clearence. I may have to look into the other one, damn, another $400.
So in DC's bummpy corner it looks like his bike bottoms onthe dog bone before the floor board mount, probably a shock problem as much as anything.
No doubt I will "get whatever I want"...I just wanted to understand how people who have sought a solution to this wobble have made the decsion between the two products Ture Track and RideStr8......
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