Ha. Hey, if you like it then that's what matters most.

 

What did you do to beef up the rear engine mount point or are your shocks carrying that?

 

When I see a stabilizer....
I only think one thing, performance....
Since I luv corners, I think I need one, along with a lot of other handling performance parts....
Nice bike....

 

how much did that run you.. im interested..

 

Dont put me also in that firing line but I think (my opinion) dampners should only be on crotch rockets and thats only for racing! If you feel the need to speed get a crotch!

 

Why would you pigeonhole Harleys like that? There is enough BS been spewed by the Jap-bike owners about how Harleys are only good for going slow in a straight line, no need for us Harley guys to tow the same line.

With a little hard work our Dynas are capable of being amazingly awesome machines in speed, handling and comfort. That last item being key for me, because sure I have sat on crotch rockets and sport-touring bikes that can out-pace or out-handle my Bob, but none of them are near as comfortable to me.

Sorry to go off, but I dont understand the attitude of "Well, I own a Harley, guess I can never go fast or do the twisties or ride around the world. I would have to buy a Kawi, Ducati or Beamer for that." It's just not true.

 

Love the damper Bigdaddy!!!! Looks great on the bike. Having ridden with you many a time I know that this mod is not for show as all of the performance mods to the motor and suspension are the real deal.....Looking forward to checking it out and going for a ride.....

 

Engine mounts are stock. With the Ohlins setup (and now the damper) I don't feel a need to make any changes.

 

No problem. Think what you like. Will say though that these type comments usually come from people with stock setups and no experience or understanding of the ride on a built HD.

 

The Storz unit runs about $400. I've seen others for a lot less (under $100) which may be just as good, but I have no experience with them. The Storz damper is a well designed, precision unit, with a real nice mounting system so I went with it.