Oh Bearing swap was done between 2014 to 2015 years. Timkens were in 2014 models. FYI

Rick I had the same problem on a 2015 Limited and the reason behind it is HD’s fault. I had just had my 1000 service done at stealership. When about 200 miles into riding the bike after service it went into a death wobble at 75mph on a curve. After going off concrete onto gravel shoulder I was 100% sure a slide out was going to occur. So with every ounce of strength I had I crank the bars right to jump off into the ditch. Landed so hard I face planted on top of windshield but kept her upright banking off the opposite side of the ditch. Center of ditch was pretty rain soaked ground and weight of the bike was slowing quickly with the ruts it was making. Got stopped in center of ditch 150ft farther down the ditch. To soft to turn around so looked up ditch to the best place to attend back onto shoulder,2 city long farther up ditch. Got to the place and just about made the climb up out of ditch but back tore spun out. Thus laying bike over on side, gently though. Have heat shield scars trying to guide bike down. Luckily 2 Amish young men helped me pick up bike and pull onto roadway. Called around to different dealers and found out HD quit using Timken bearings in neck in exchange for cheaper Chineese ones. They compressed and left alot of play in neck, thus death wobble. HD put out to dealers to retighten neck bearing bolts at 1000mi service. My stealer said they did this but it takes book 3.25hrs to do and I waited on my service while being done in 1.5hrs. So it wasn’t done. The dealership came to my house 90miles away,picked up bike,retorted entire M/C front to back, buffed out a couple scratch marks,and detailed it better than when I purchased it. Plus delivered it back to my garage 90miles, all free of charge. Come to find out I could of got into a class action law suit with other victims but didn’t. Never took the bike back there again till dealership changed to new owners who I know personally. So heads-up it will be a continuing problem with more miles added to bike. Started a slight wobble again around 15,000 miles on a 3500mile run, so put in Timken bearings while on the trip in Gillette WY dealership. Good people out there and had the T Bearings on hand. Put bike in servicing stall stall within 15mins. 5hrs later I was rolling again towards Beartooth Mountain Pass. Problenless still to this day and never touched by a wrench again. Have 123,000 miles on it now. But everyone please put some Timken Bearings in your neck and get rid of those collapsing China junk bearings. I always wondered how many people weren’t around due to death from wobble who’s voice was never heard in the class action law suit!!!!!