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Are you going to be running it on a non-sidecar RK?
If so, please post the results. I think my SG (2007 267 miles) is loose as a goose, to the point I dont know why they dont have some sort of stabilizer there.
Could be the design, not enough rake, who knows, but a good stab would help it. Not a lot of support for it on the forum, but seems like it'd be a nice addition
RK is with a sidecar. Don't see how you could mount one to your bike as one end of the shock mounts to the sidecar frame. If your new bike is that loose, I'd be takin' her back to the stealer!!!
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