does anybody know how to get ahold of these guys.

The phone number on their website seems to be disconected and the email I sent them at TRUE-TRACK@NETSCAPE.NETcam back as undeliverable.

hmmmm should I worry about the money I sent?????

 

Do a search on True-Track...not much good to say about them.....worry about your money, and if/when you get your parts worry about them too......

 

I just got an answering machine when I dialed this # from their website: 818 623 0697

Ruh-roh![&:] I'm sure they'll call you back.

 

I just talked to them 2 weeks ago,I used this #818-623-0697. Just brought one on e-bay from a guy that hurt his back and was not going to need it anymore at a good price. It was new in the box, have not put it on yet. But everybody alse says how great they are. Good Luck ,Mike

 

But everybody alse says how great they are.---Not everybody[sm=icon_quiet.gif]

 

Will Phillips the owner of Tru-Track died several months ago, there was some restructure there.

We have used the Tru-Track and the TXR from Alloy Art. There is a new item out from Terry Components also called Ultra Ride.

Tru-Tracks number is 818-623-0697, that is a good number.

Alloy Art number is 626-963-5021

Terry Components number is 1-866-388-3779

With any of these you need to be sure your drive train is aligned properly before installing the additional link. Failure to do so can just compound any stability issue you may already have.

Peace
BigJoe

 

KustomBaggers: Outstanding looking Bagger in post!GREAT piece of work!

 

I'll second that. That is one wicked scooter!!

 

Big Joe, DO you have a preference on the stability controls you mentioned, also what is involved in checking the drive train alignment. I have 21k on my 07 RG and I have noticed a little morewobble in the high speed turns as i get more miles on it, I considered using the ride str8 bushings. What are your thoughts? Thanks

 

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Big Joe, DO you have a preference on the stability controls you mentioned, also what is involved in checking the drive train alignment. I have 21k on my 07 RG and I have noticed a little morewobble in the high speed turns as i get more miles on it, I considered using the ride str8 bushings. What are your thoughts? Thanks If you have the factory service manual for your RG the procedure is laid out for you in the manual. If you don't have one and wish to check the alignment I would recommend you get a copy. The procedure is pretty simple and affective. Harley does sell some special tools but they are not needed if you have a good set of tools and some mechanical ability. Basically it's a matter of making sure your rear tire is tracking on the same plane as your front. No two bikes ever track the same. The frames are too inconsistent. Proper alignment can some times cure the problem that the additional links are suppose to cure. The additional stabilizers can still be a good choice if improper alignment is your only issue.

Do the alignment before you try every cure all on the market.

Thanks
BigJoe