No of course they don't! Email them, introduce yourself and I'm sure they will reply - give them your full postal address, as foreign addresses do not always fit the US website format.

Be aware that shipping costs out of the USA are high, also that you will have Oz import duties and taxes to pay, when your treasured parcel reaches your shores. If you have never done this before, check on your Government websites for details of likely importing costs.

 

No, it's not. Rear was a pain, but not that bad. I needed some tips and True-Track stayed on the phone with me and worked me through it. The before/after on the bike's handling is like night and day. By the way, I originally tried the Sputhe kit and had nothing but problems with it and Mr Sputhe would not help me sort it out. Sent the mess back to him and went with True-Track. I highly recommend it.

 

The front is very easy to fit, but it is the rear stabilizer that is the more important. It is indeed a challenge to fit and I managed it myself, spread over two evenings! I seem to recall a rubber mallet came into its own during the process. Perseverence pays.....

 

I was interested to read this thread as I personally opted for the Sputhe Stabilizer in lieu of the True-Track mainly because I have an HD MoCo Oil Cooler and several threads indicated the Sputhe (which does the same for stiffness or lateral rigidity) was easier to deal with when an Oil Cooler was installed.

Well, I will say the front end install was easy with the Sputhe and the rear Stabilizer was not a PIA but it definitely goes in easier with a second set of hands. My wife is a real gem and provided the extra assistance for a rather painless install. I would certainly recommend Sputhe for the quality and very solid construction and I had no problem getting communications from the Sputhe shop. I would not, however, go with the front only.

Having the Sputhe Stabilizer on my 2009 FXDC has definitely enhanced both straight and twisties travel. Some folks consider the feel as like riding a rail.....well you take it for what its worth but the feel of stiffness in the chassis does make one feel like the responsive handling emulates riding a rail!!!!

Which ever way you go....don't be discouraged by a slow response from either manufacturer. I have had great communications from both and I feel patience paid off.

Happy Sputhe user....I'm sure True-Track is just as worth it in every way.

GARY

 

I have the sputhe on my 01 fxdl and can only say great things about it ..put it on by myself about three yrs ago .??? .been to ride the dragon and surrounding areas several times ...makes a difference ..either model you get would be easier if the bike was on a jack ..would really be easier if rear wheel was removed ...