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has anyone used a track true from idaho machine co.
it looks very much like true-track with more cutouts on the oil pan mount and cost $150. i know sometimes you get what you pay for, and other times you pay for a name.
does anyone have pictures of the progressive unit mounted.
How about a link or pic of the track true set up. I haven't seen any of them up close, but am considering one on my 06', as it does have some sway to it in the curves, but nothing I couldn't stand or haven't adjusted too.
There are about a dozen brands of these things out there, claiming to improve dresser handling. IMHO some of them miss the point, but you are likely to find supporters for all of them. I suggest you use 'search' here on HDF for every one you like the look of. If there are not many posts, choose another one!
There are about a dozen brands of these things out there, claiming to improve dresser handling. IMHO some of them miss the point, but you are likely to find supporters for all of them. I suggest you use 'search' here on HDF for every one you like the look of. If there are not many posts, choose another one!
i have searched, but sence all they did was flip flop the name and sence the truetrack is a much bigger company all i have found in my searches have been truetrack. your right everyone seems to be happy with all of them, bagger brace, glide pro, true track, progressive link. so if they all do the same thing why not save some money. i would just buy the progressive link but i havent seen one mounted up and how it looks is important
Again, take a look at the Glide Pro. It’s a different approach to stabilizing the bike and how it looks is moot as nothing is external. It eliminated my bagger wobble without increasing the vibration level.
I had one of the systems you are looking at and had it removed as it just didn’t improve the handling enough to justify the additional vibration.
i have searched, but sence all they did was flip flop the name and sence the truetrack is a much bigger company all i have found in my searches have been truetrack. your right everyone seems to be happy with all of them, bagger brace, glide pro, true track, progressive link. so if they all do the same thing why not save some money. i would just buy the progressive link but i havent seen one mounted up and how it looks is important
I adopted a simple approach when choosing which one to go for. True-Track seem to be the original designers of these things (and have recently been awarded a patent), also were the only ones when I was looking (3 years ago) that made a set-up for evos. I bought a Trackula kit and also a kit for my Dyna. Both improved handling far more than I expected and neither affected vibration. I also bought mine long before they started sponsoring HDF!
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