-Anybody used it?
-How'd you like it?
VERY NICE INVESTMENT !!!!!!!!
Quote from: LE450-RACER#77 on April 13, 2006, 08:21:27 AM
VERY NICE INVESTMENT !!!!!!!!
Was it easy to tune in?
May I ask how much you payed for it?
I'd get one if they werent so darn expensive, I think they're like $375 or $400 or something! I'll give one a try once I have some excess fundage. They're so good becuase you can have the middle stiff, while having the sides soft or whatnot so it's still easy to turn. On my gibson's, its either easy or stiff (theres 7 adjustments) all the way through, and when it's on hard, you can't even move the bars!
You cannot go wrong with the precision concepts stabilizer, I have ran the W.E.R. the G.P.R. and a denton and nothing compares to the precision...
In my opinion it is the best on the market right now.
Precision stabilizers retail for 485.00. You can get them on Ebay for stightly less but it still costs 20.00 to ship it and if you get it from a FL shop you have to add in sales tax.
A word to the wise: Precision is sitting at a 4 week wait right now. Anyone selling them on Ebay is probably drop shipping it to you. Make sure you email them and see if they actually have it in stock before bidding. If not you will still have the 4 week wait.
http://www.atvriders.com/atvnews/precisionstabilizersweeppodiums.html
Here's how the precision stabilizer worked for me. I took a ride down a trail full of rocks and roots without the stabilizer installed. I had to hang on because every rock/root I hit jarred the bars. I put on the stabilizer, and the same trail I was riding with basically 2 fingers...you could barely even feel the hits
if i could afford it i would own a precision stabilizer! :'(
I can get one for $480 shipped.....But I have to sell my Shocks and A-Arms first :-\
Will the stabilizer work only on a race style bike or can I put it one a Kindquad and Rincon too?
Quote from: Bullseye21 on April 20, 2006, 02:34:19 AM
Will the stabilizer work only on a race style bike or can I put it one a Kindquad and Rincon too?
Im not sure about that ???
Quote from: Bullseye21 on April 20, 2006, 02:34:19 AM
Will the stabilizer work only on a race style bike or can I put it one a Kindquad and Rincon too?
I am pretty sure mike penland has a stabilizer on his kawi and bomb. I would look into it, but I bet they are a pretty penny and difficult to mount.
I just bought a precision for $480 getting it Friday ;)
Sorry but I have a dumb question. What is the purpose of using steering stabilizers?
Quote from: FishaHallic on April 21, 2006, 05:02:25 PM
Sorry but I have a dumb question. What is the purpose of using steering stabilizers?
Um... it's kinds hard to explain but I'll try :-\
Basically it's like a shock that's mounted on your steering stem. It absorbes shock and you can adjust it soft to very hard. like if your racing/riding a whooped mx track it will keep you from fish-tailing and getting arm-pump.
If anyone can explain better go for it
you explained it pretty good alba450! ;) it also prevents a lot of bump steeing! basically is stops the bumps turning your handle bars when you wnat to go stright which in return will help with fatigue! ;D
it helps alot in high speeds
So like if I'm riding my Raptor thru the woods at a good clip and catch a root (like I have done before) it will not feel like it's gonna break my wrist? ;D Thanks
Quote from: FishaHallic on April 21, 2006, 08:59:26 PM
So like if I'm riding my Raptor thru the woods at a good clip and catch a root (like I have done before) it will not feel like it's gonna break my wrist? ;D Thanks
it will! i rode with mine in the woods and i worked! i still felt them a little! but it definately helped i wont ride with out one ever again!
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do you need an aftermarket stem?, does it raise the bar height thx in advance
no you dont need a steering stem. it will bolt upi to the stock stem!
Quote from: Clutch on April 27, 2006, 11:19:10 AM
do you need an aftermarket stem?, does it raise the bar height thx in advance
you don't need the stem, but you need 1 1/8 clamps, and it lowers the bars about 1 inch
Quote from: backinsaddle on April 28, 2006, 09:24:12 AM
Quote from: Clutch on April 27, 2006, 11:19:10 AM
do you need an aftermarket stem?, does it raise the bar height thx in advance
you don't need the stem, but you need 1 1/8 clamps, and it lowers the bars about 1 inch
ummm no it doesnt. your thinking about the GPR
oops, my bag...i was thinking about the thread about the flexx bars, they are supposed to drop the height about an inch..ignore my last post
Do they make these things for Honda's?
Quote from: WPBSMOKA on April 28, 2006, 07:23:24 PM
Do they make these things for Honda's?
I think they do make Precision's for Honda's ;)
But it's gunna be a lond Azz wait cuz their back ordered like 3-4 weeks :o
From their website, here's which machines they make them for
http://www.precision-rp.com/
TRX450
YFZ450
LTZ400
DS650
KFX400
400EX
RAPTOR 700R
LTR450
KFX700
TRX250R
LT250R
thx all for the help