TWR Baggers Plus

TWR Missing Link Stabilizer Kit

               1994 to 2001

The T.W.R link to control the rear steer is located 4 inches behind and one inch down from the rear wheel swingarm axle, because of its placement, it uses mechanical leverage to control the torque generated movement, that causes the rear steer or wobble, which makes it much easier to control the problem. Similar kits on the market locate their linkage point 6 inches in front of the rear wheel swingarm axle and below the transmission oil pan, that places the linkage point below the swingarm axle and making the control of the rear steer more difficult to control.

·       The T.W.R kit does not affect engine's regular rubber mount movement, the way it was intended to work, from the motor company.

·   The T.W.R kit doesn't transfer unwanted engine vibrations through the bikes frame. The kits aluminum oil pan bracket cushions unwanted vibrations.

·        The T.W.R kit does not affect the engine oil pan's cooling ability.

·       The T.W.R kit does not use 4 inch long bolts for the oil pan's mount or use stand offs.

·        The T.W.R kit does not affect ground clearance.

·       The T.W.R kit does not affect bike lifting location.

·       The T.W.R kit increases stability in corners and imperfections on pavement.

·        The T.W.R kit increases stability in crosswinds.

·      The T.W.R kit uses the same frame mounting location as the motor company does for it's sidecar for its strength. [see diagram part # 27]

·       The T.W.R kit does not require any special frame straightening tools or special installation tools. All you need to do is follow the detailed instructions and pictures that come with my kit.

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