Rear Stabilizers.....Requesting Input
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so lets throw this in the mix. if you are just strengthening the raer swingarm movement has anyone used the sta bo II bushings? 1/4 of the price of any of the frame mounted units on the market. also with all these units how much vibration is transmitted thru the frame to the rider? the basis of rubbermounted engines is to reduce vibration from a solid mounted motor and trans. as forward and aft movement wont affect stability shouldnt we exclude all units with this feature? just a few random thoughts to complicate things!!!
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Good points to ponder Blueflht
I was under the impression that the increase in vibration that gets transmitted to the frame is when a device hinders the UP AND DOWN movement of the motor(ie..stabo bushings) moreso vs. alleviating the side to side movement. I could be wrong, but this was my impression in my attempt to follow the wollow.......LOL!!!
I was under the impression that the increase in vibration that gets transmitted to the frame is when a device hinders the UP AND DOWN movement of the motor(ie..stabo bushings) moreso vs. alleviating the side to side movement. I could be wrong, but this was my impression in my attempt to follow the wollow.......LOL!!!
#25
Just a short note to say "Thanks" for all the good input"...I too am considering a purchase to eliminate the notorious wobble. I saw on here the ad for Phoenix Customs product that claims to do the same as TWR's. Anyone have any experience with them? Thanks, oh and once again Kla$$ic thanks for an insightful query to get to meat of the issue. CCRyder
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Got your PM Darren. Hope I helped you. You asked some good questions. So many members have the same questions concerning these stabilizers.
Have a great day and enjoy the forum.
There are some very nice people here. Yes, a few A**holes but that's the way the world is. I wouldn't change a thing. Makes life interesting. LOL
Steve
Have a great day and enjoy the forum.
There are some very nice people here. Yes, a few A**holes but that's the way the world is. I wouldn't change a thing. Makes life interesting. LOL
Steve
#29
I'm not going to chose one brand over another, because I can only speak or the one I installed. I did not feel the wobble (but I only had my used 03 Road King for 2 months), nor did I want to. I installed the TWR link and immediatly felt a difference on the highway, especialy in turns, in windy conditions and on groved pavement.
I ride with my wife quite often and the piece of mind that i'm not going to go into a wobble with her on the back is all I needed to justify the purchase.
I ride with my wife quite often and the piece of mind that i'm not going to go into a wobble with her on the back is all I needed to justify the purchase.
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When does the wobble occur? Is it long corners? Quick left and right corners?
What does it feel like when the wobble occurs? Please don't tell me I will know when it happens...
What is creating the wobble in relation to the bike?
Thanks