New Vibration
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From: Bedford , Pa
Sounds like the stabilizer to me, if the wife feels it when at idle.At idle it will stiffen up the motor and transmit some vibes to the frame. Save your money on the wheel balance and get yourself some dyna beads , can't get any better balance than that.You can install them without removing the wheels. 2 oz. in each wheel front and rear.
Dave
Dave
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BoomerBob, I beg to differ with your opinion. Those that imitate our product may have this issue of vibration, but 13 years of R & D have proven otherwise for the True-Track model. When the unit is installed properly it absolutely does not add vibration. It may just be that other components are not in good condition such as the front isolator but to determine this qtrracer gave good advice back on page one.
slack20 - If you have added or made changes to your bike or to any bike for that matter and you have a new experience, it is best to go back and recreate the scenario, remove each new addition and one by one you will find by process of elimination what has most likely created this new experience. This is just a starting point, but the best place to start.
What year is your bike and who installed the True-Track? Is the heim joint in neutral? How many miles did you mention the isolators had?
K-
slack20 - If you have added or made changes to your bike or to any bike for that matter and you have a new experience, it is best to go back and recreate the scenario, remove each new addition and one by one you will find by process of elimination what has most likely created this new experience. This is just a starting point, but the best place to start.
What year is your bike and who installed the True-Track? Is the heim joint in neutral? How many miles did you mention the isolators had?
K-
Last edited by true-track; Mar 15, 2010 at 02:33 PM.
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