TrueTrack/AlloyArtTXR/RideStr8/Stabo/CCE/GlidePro
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 3,698
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From: Longview, Washington
RE: TrueTrack/AlloyArtTXR/RideStr8/Stabo/CCE/GlidePro
Check out the T.W.R. group buy thread for a great price on a very good stabilizer. There is also an install and ride review thread.
Over 40 happy forum members at this time. No scraping issues with this one.
Over 40 happy forum members at this time. No scraping issues with this one.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 4,468
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From: Bluffton, South Carolina
RE: TrueTrack/AlloyArtTXR/RideStr8/Stabo/CCE/GlidePro
We just ordered a TWR for our '95 FLHT will post picture and dialog on install on "earlier" Bagger. We should have it next Tuesday or so.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 832
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From: New England
RE: TrueTrack/AlloyArtTXR/RideStr8/Stabo/CCE/GlidePro
ORIGINAL: sifularson
Check out the T.W.R. group buy thread for a great price on a very good stabilizer. There is also an install and ride review thread.
Over 40 happy forum members at this time. No scraping issues with this one.
Check out the T.W.R. group buy thread for a great price on a very good stabilizer. There is also an install and ride review thread.
Over 40 happy forum members at this time. No scraping issues with this one.
The ridestr8 is more money but appears to be better made.
My concerns really center around safety. How much safer is the ridest8 over the others?
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 3,698
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From: Longview, Washington
RE: TrueTrack/AlloyArtTXR/RideStr8/Stabo/CCE/GlidePro
ORIGINAL: Eddy G
I was seriously considering ordering that unit through the group buy until I learned some of the negative comments about its make up.
The ridestr8 is more money but appears to be better made.
My concerns really center around safety. How much safer is the ridest8 over the others?
ORIGINAL: sifularson
Check out the T.W.R. group buy thread for a great price on a very good stabilizer. There is also an install and ride review thread.
Over 40 happy forum members at this time. No scraping issues with this one.
Check out the T.W.R. group buy thread for a great price on a very good stabilizer. There is also an install and ride review thread.
Over 40 happy forum members at this time. No scraping issues with this one.
The ridestr8 is more money but appears to be better made.
My concerns really center around safety. How much safer is the ridest8 over the others?
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,497
Likes: 101
From: Portland, OR
RE: TrueTrack/AlloyArtTXR/RideStr8/Stabo/CCE/GlidePro
I've got the TWR kit and it's a high quality product.
I tested mine out for the first time today & I can tell you it does work.
If you have something else that works, then good. As long as you have something that solves your problem, who cares who makes it, if you're happy thats all that maters.
G-
I tested mine out for the first time today & I can tell you it does work.
If you have something else that works, then good. As long as you have something that solves your problem, who cares who makes it, if you're happy thats all that maters.
G-
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Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Fla/Mich
Stabalizers
Hello, I have read all posts regarding the items available. Most seem to address wobble in hi speed situations and turns. I am not concerned with this as much as I am with what I am experienceing with my 04 Ultra. What I experience and I have ridden HD's for 34 years is the bikes notion to go where it feels like in your driving lane! Meaning it won't track a straight line! I've owned XL's, FX'S, FXRS, a ROAD KING and now an Ultra. My question is does any of these products eliminate this wandering of the cycle? What about the Glide-Pro as I didn't see much mentioned on it? Thanks. TomL
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