Just finished installing the new Alloy Art (98TS) Engine Stabilier on my 2010 Street Glide. The stabilizer is only about $150, so it is quire a bit cheaper than other versions. This was reviewed in the December 2010 Hot Bike magazine. Overall it took about an hour. I had the Harley heat deflector that install on the frame to keep the engine heat off you leg. I had to take the right deflector off to allow easier access to the space behind the engine by the starter. I also had to remove the battery lead to the starter, so I had to disconnect the battery.

Overall not too hard of a job, I didn't get a chance to ride the bike after I was done with the install.

I'll let everyone know how it works after a ride or two.

 

Tru-Track makes one for the 09 and later. Much more $$$. Let us know what your impressions are?

 

Thought the new frames dont need these?

 

I found some pics on the link below.
http://www.bikernet.com/pages/story_detail.aspx?id=8425

 

Uh, yeah, I thought those shiny new frames would fix all of your worries.

 

Wow, I feel there is no need for anything like this on the new frames.. Did you actually notice a change in handling?

 

Now I am glade I did not trade my 08 for the new frame...LOL

 

Just something to spend cash on!

 

Well took the bike out for a ride tonight, but less than 10 miles. Didn't notice any additional vibrations. The ride wasn't really notically different. Maybe a little less bouncy on small bumps. I guess if things have less motion, and don't add vibration, it should be goodness. Hopefully I can get in a longer ride before it gets too cold.

 

Is it a stabilizer to stop wobble in turns?