What is the main benefit of installing the Progressive Touring Link?

The primary benefit is improved chassis stability and handling. It helps to reduce wobble and make the bike feel more precise, especially when loaded or on imperfect roads.

Will this part affect my bike's ground clearance?

No, this Touring Link is designed not to reduce your motorcycle's ground clearance. This means you shouldn't have issues with scraping during normal riding.

Does the Touring Link come with all the necessary hardware for installation?

The manufacturer description focuses on the link itself and its construction. Refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions for a complete list of included hardware and any additional items you might need.

Progressive Touring Link Suspension Stabilizer 30-2001

Name: Progressive 09-13 Harley Touring Link
Brand: Progressive
Price: 291.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Progressive 09-13 Harley Touring Link

$291.95

On Backorder — Expected to ship by Jun 20, 2026

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Progressive 09-13 Harley Touring Link stabilizes your chassis for improved handling. Features forged steel construction and precision rod end bearings.

Key Features

Fits 2009-2013 Harley-Davidson touring models including FLHR, FLHTC, and FLHX.
Forged steel construction offers a strong and durable foundation.
Precision rod end bearings contribute to a stabilized chassis.
Does not reduce ground clearance.
May interfere with stock exhaust systems.
Simple to install.

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Product Details

What you get here is the Progressive Touring Link, a well-built piece designed to help smooth out the handling quirks common on many Harley-Davidson touring bikes from 2009 to 2013. This includes popular models like the Road King, Electra Glide, and Street Glide. It’s a pretty straightforward fix for a chassis that can feel a bit wobbly or imprecise, especially when you're carrying extra weight or hitting uneven pavement.

The core of this link is its forged steel construction, which gives it a solid foundation for stabilizing your bike's chassis. It uses precision rod end bearings, which allow for smooth movement while keeping things tight and controlled. The neat thing about this design is that it doesn't reduce your ground clearance, which is always a plus. Just be aware that it might get close to, or interfere with, your stock exhaust system, so keep that in mind during installation.

Installation is generally simple, making it an accessible upgrade for many riders looking to improve their bike's feel on the road. It’s a popular choice for a reason: it addresses a common handling issue without a lot of fuss or major modifications.