2007 Frame Stabilizer
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2007 Frame Stabilizer
Hey Guys,
I have a '07 FLT that has the known "Harley Davidson Death Wobble." Lately it seems that is has been getting worse or maybe I am just notcing it more.
I have seen a TON of stabilizer kits on the market and even listed here.
Has anyone use one of these?
What was the outcome?
Was it worth the money?
I B Da Monk
I have a '07 FLT that has the known "Harley Davidson Death Wobble." Lately it seems that is has been getting worse or maybe I am just notcing it more.
I have seen a TON of stabilizer kits on the market and even listed here.
Has anyone use one of these?
What was the outcome?
Was it worth the money?
I B Da Monk
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I run the TWR Missing Link on my 08. I'm happy with it. You can also check out the Glide Pro system which seems to be a pretty good setup. Make sure the neck bearings are adjusted properly, bearings and tires are good, etc. as well.
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Yes I'm useing one, and yes it is worth the price of 139.00
here is a link http://www.throttleupindustries.com/hdforum.html
the outcome is fantastic, you wont be sorry
here is a link http://www.throttleupindustries.com/hdforum.html
the outcome is fantastic, you wont be sorry
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These things are upgrades to enhance ride quality, so as dawg suggests, make sure everything else on your bike is in top shape, especially your tyres.
There are at least a dozen brands of 'stabilizers', but I run a True-Track kit and it is original and best!
There are at least a dozen brands of 'stabilizers', but I run a True-Track kit and it is original and best!
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I'm still interested in the Glide Pro system too.
Like Dawg and grbrown said, make sure everything else is ok first, then pick one and throw it on.
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Like Dawg, I've had a TWR Missing Link on my '07 since shortly after I got the bike. ALL pre '09 frame bikes NEED a stabilizer. It's one of the two best improvements I've made to the bike. They all do the same thing, so I suggest you look at all of 'em with an eye toward cost & ease of installation.
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