How To Fix Dyna Wobble! Sputhe Chassis Stabilizer Kit Install

If you ride a Dyna, you are familiar with the dreaded Dyna wobble. In this video we show you one of the FIRST parts you should buy to fix it and get your bike riding better than ever. We also walk you through, step-by-step, how to install the Sputhe Dyna Chassis Stabilizer Kit.
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0:00 Intro
1:44 What's Included
5:20 Front Stabilizer Install
17:55 How It Works
18:56 Rear Stabilizer Install
31:52 Summary
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[Tarfawn]

Got my kit from you guys and installed it yesterday, and flat out the Sputhe instructions that come with it are crap. Your video helped immensely getting the kit installed. Thanks for the tip in moving the wiring for the rear motor mount. I did pull the rear brake reservoir and the belt guard to get clear access to the bolts, but was lucky didn't have to remove the rear tire or exhaust. getting that bracket threaded was the only really challenging part when you're doing the install by yourself. Other than that the kit went in no problem. Thanks again.

[geraldh]

One of the best install vids I've ever watched! Thank you for being so clear and step-by-step.

[charleswhite]

Ive installed a few True Tracks and a Sputhe over the years. I know its not for beginners, but the rear can be installed without removing the rear wheel; I do it with the bike on the stand myself. The only other thing that surprises me here is that no one is either showing or recommending that the alignment of the power train be checked and trued after installing the stabilizers, especially since these stabilizers literally make a horizontal powertrain alignment on Dynas possible. More importantly though, is the vertical powertrain alignment, which should always be checked if an FXD has a wobble. I have found that the FSM method of doing this is not accurate, and that it is much better to measure the mount to mount lengths on the shocks, and any difference here is indicative of the powertrain being out of alignment vertically. You cannot use a tape measure for this, you must use a tool designed specifically for this that has sockets to fit over the top mounting nut and the bottom mounting fastener. Once, a bike I put a True Track on and set alignment per the manual, with a digital inclinometer on the seat pan reading 0*, and adjusted the top link on the motor until the inclinometer on the rear rotor read 90*, and yet the bike still wobbled at high speeds. Upon further checking the shock mount distances, I found that the distance on one side was longer by around .1875", and, after adjusting the top link until both sides were equal (inclinometers and FSM instructions be damned), the bike handles great.

[duck]

Thanks for the Tutorial !!! Watched it 3 times . Went in the garage today an Nailed it ! Instuctions that came with the kit will be used for lighting up kindling for a fire ..

[jansirkia]

I am so happy for the dynabros, now that they too will be able to "build back better" thanks to this nifty kit...

[geraldh]

Ordered this from @TuckerSpeed, easy order, quick shipping.
Got the Sputhe Stabilizer Kit installed on a '16 FXDL, and it was a great improvement, especially in the hard leans and switchbacks. Would definitely recommend.

[davidwarren]

I've had the Sputhe kit for years (not from you guys, sorry, but direct from Alan Sputhe RIP), and it is REALLY good. He made good stuff but his instructions are crud :). The rear is very fiddly to fit (as any of the similar ones are) but if you take your time and do a bit of research etc it all goes together eventually :). But yeah, an absolutely recommended handling upgrade.

[tenwalls]

I'm a newby to all things HD, so when I see this video of this wobble issue correction device for the first time, my first thought is how the hell is this ok with anyone who bought those bikes. This wobble issue should have been a HD factory recall, and they should have been held responsible and liable for the cost of repair or correction. Am I wrong to see it this way? Apparently, from all the other HD service videos on YouTube, it seems that if NASA had hired the same HD engineers, we would still be trying to get to the moon.

[donnyo]

Just bought my first Dyna - I'm getting this kit! Thanks for the information, great video.

[devin]

Thank you for this 🙏🏼 was able to do everything with ease because of your detailed instructions.

[michaeldion]

I have the Dyna-track kit on my 96 Dyna Super Glide Convertible. Same thing as what you have here. No matter which one you get, I highly recommend installing one.

[Dirthog.racing]

Tony thanks for the install video on the rear install, very complete and if it is followed its pretty simple. Yes, those Sputhe stock directions SUCK!!!

[tmccarrico]

Got this kit from yall on black Friday already did the front but haven't done the rear yet because I was on the fence of how to install it. Thanks so much for this great video. Yall are my new favorite online shop.!! Gotta get me a Tucker speed shop shirt soom

[AM-epir]

Awesome video couldn't have done it without you guys doing this video 🙏🙏

[kaantuncer]

I bought a 13 model FXDB 2 months ago . I had death wobble around 90 miles on the highway and it got worse day by day, finally i found out my rear rim was out balanced and 2 of my spokes broken recently due to it. My bad i did not check the rims before i bought the bike. Rear rim alignment and/or spoke adjustment is one of the biggest reasons of wobble. I had it fixed this week now the bike goes lika a train. Check your rims and spokes before anything else.

[hertmybrane]

Just did the front motor mount on my 2012 DWG and was beating myself up trying to get the upper/front bolt back in. Then I just used a carpenter's C-clamp to squeeze the whole thing to the right and was able to get the clearance I needed finally. Do not suggest trying that if you're like me and don't have a lift/stabilizer, it is maddening.

[TeensierPython]

I suggest buying an FXR or the new softail. Easy way to solve the dyna issues.

[davidcompton]

Great video! Just grabbed this off your site!

[freebirdsgarage]

That sweet! I didn't realize that had a kit that would take care of that, awesome video guys!

[timferguson]

just installed mine took way more than a few hours but was farily easy the wiring harness was not in the way didn't take back wheel off my dyna is a2000 with a 124 thanks for the great video