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Does anyone have any experience with this system?I just heard of them the other day and they seem like an option as a stabilizer because I cant run the tru-trac with my new s&s power tune dual exhaust.
Install the Glide Pro set up and you will be fixing the root cause of the problem and not need any band aid brace.
I installed several on mine and buddies bikes and actually have the newest setup on the bench for my current bike. You will notice a very positive difference when you pull out the driveway.
Put it on, too much vibration translated to the chassis, took it back off, and went back to Sta-Bo, cheaper, simpler, equally effective without the vibes. Get the front motor mount as well.
Put it on, too much vibration translated to the chassis, took it back off, and went back to Sta-Bo, cheaper, simpler, equally effective without the vibes. Get the front motor mount as well.
Never had such an increase in vibes it was bothersome, had a very slight increase but it either wet away or I got used to it.
I changed my stock front motor mount with a glide pro and the difference in vibration was HUGE (much less). Some day I may install the rest of the system, but right now I'm happy with just the front mount.
I had the same issue at first with the vibe, the cure is to leave the front mount loose fire up the bike after its warmed up and give it a couple 2k rpm revs than shut it down after it settles then torque the bolt to 10-12 foot lbs. they are expensive though. Be sure you ask for the new style rear bushings if you buy that set.
I had the same issue at first with the vibe, the cure is to leave the front mount loose fire up the bike after its warmed up and give it a couple 2k rpm revs than shut it down after it settles then torque the bolt to 10-12 foot lbs. they are expensive though. Be sure you ask for the new style rear bushings if you buy that set.
I didn't just slap it on and pull it off. I went through the "procedure", called for assistance, went through it several more times, with the lower recommended torque for the install, even made a custom stepped alignment tool to ensure the bolt was perfectly centered and not "binding", it was done beyond correctly, and I rode it for a while to give it a chance. My guess is few people have used both products on the same bike like myself, we only know what we know, I know both, I prefer the Sta-Bo.
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