View Poll Results: Which stabilizer kit are you using?
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Which stabilizer are you using?
#41
In all the years and miles I've rode in 80% of the USA on all the Harleys I've owned in my life, never felt the need for such a thing. But then, maybe years ago we learned how to really ride a motorcycle and weren't lookin for a self propelled lounge chair. As I've put more miles under me and life has taken it's toll on these bones, a softer 'sitter' is welcomed however.
Just 2 cents worth.
Since never had one nor felt the need for one, can't vote in your poll.
Just 2 cents worth.
Since never had one nor felt the need for one, can't vote in your poll.
Last edited by 007 ultra; 09-03-2008 at 11:08 AM. Reason: add last line.
#42
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: San Tan Valley Arizona
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I rode through your neck of the woods. milking out a 4 hour drive into an all day ride. up through delta, met my brother in eureka, and doubled back to go through Tooele...
Theres a guy in Tooele that does restorations on WWII tanks, do you know the guy? I wanted to find his shop....
Theres a guy in Tooele that does restorations on WWII tanks, do you know the guy? I wanted to find his shop....
#43
Just traded my Alloy Art in to the true-track people. Gotta a great deal on the TT and much happier with that product. I could never figure out how the AA actually worked, could not grasp the triangulation theory. The TT setup with one heim joint makes more sense to me.
Now if I could only stop the wind from shaking the batwing and handlebars around at speeds 70 and above I'd be set! LOL!
Now if I could only stop the wind from shaking the batwing and handlebars around at speeds 70 and above I'd be set! LOL!
#44
To all those wondering "what wobble?", go test ride an '09 and you'll see what everybody is talking about.
I had an '00 RK several years ago & loved it but it just never felt completely stable and, in certain situations, it left me with, well let's just say a feeling that was less that confident. The new bike handles like a dream, sticks to the road and just feels solid. Probably a frame/tire upgrade combination producing the better handling.
If I still had the '00 I would be studying this thread and purchasing a stabilizer!
Just my $0.02
I had an '00 RK several years ago & loved it but it just never felt completely stable and, in certain situations, it left me with, well let's just say a feeling that was less that confident. The new bike handles like a dream, sticks to the road and just feels solid. Probably a frame/tire upgrade combination producing the better handling.
If I still had the '00 I would be studying this thread and purchasing a stabilizer!
Just my $0.02
#45
In all the years and miles I've rode in 80% of the USA on all the Harleys I've owned in my life, never felt the need for such a thing. But then, maybe years ago we learned how to really ride a motorcycle and weren't lookin for a self propelled lounge chair. As I've put more miles under me and life has taken it's toll on these bones, a softer 'sitter' is welcomed however.
Just 2 cents worth.
Since never had one nor felt the need for one, can't vote in your poll.
Just 2 cents worth.
Since never had one nor felt the need for one, can't vote in your poll.
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I rode through your neck of the woods. milking out a 4 hour drive into an all day ride. up through delta, met my brother in eureka, and doubled back to go through Tooele...
Theres a guy in Tooele that does restorations on WWII tanks, do you know the guy? I wanted to find his shop....
Theres a guy in Tooele that does restorations on WWII tanks, do you know the guy? I wanted to find his shop....
And ya didnt even stop in and say Hi? Jeez.
Don't know the tank guy. But I've only been in Tooele (or "the sticks" as I call it) for about a year and a half. Ill ask around though, that would be interesting.