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Hey guys I was wondering if a steering stabilizer is worth the money. I have never rode a quad with with one and would like your opinions.
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After you put one on you really don't notice a difference if its instaled right. BUT after you ride it for a while and you ride one without a stabilizer you hate the one without and you will get serious arm pump. they are well worth the money.
 

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they stop tthe side to side motion through bumps alot, so if you do get one you won't have your hands get bumped off the handlebar, but someone said it stiffens the turning alittle, but is not greatly noticed. They are a good invest ment, but i think Dirtwheels said the Suzuki has too light steering so people would buy a stabilizer right when they get there quad, the stock turning is perfect for racing, if it is too light then my YFZ is worse.
 

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Thanks for the input guys. I have seen a YFZ with 2 stabilizers B4! I don't know if the LTR is that bad, but I do know that going thru whoops or breaking bumps sometimes mine will "dart".

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I had no problems this weekend at REDBUD, i actaully thought the whoops were my fastest spot.
 

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The dual-stabilizers are great on the YFZ's...really one unit with two mounts each way. They really do work awesome.

My machine has a denton steering stabilizer on it, definite improvement over stock...after riding a precision stabilizer though, when some extra cash comes I will DEFINITELY be switching over. They're simply amazing...I know Cernics sells them, take a peek

http://cernicsracing.com/2006atvLTR.htm
 

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hmm thats weird..i clicked on the stabilizer and it says the server cannot be found..and its the only one that does that...ill have to PM them
 

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I love how the stabilizer is in the turns...the bars don't kick out of your hands as much, and it seems like if you land front tires first on a jump it keeps them from ripping out of whack. It was worth the 140 bucks for it IMO.
 

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Cool info guys, but I think I'll hold off on a Precision Stabilizer and go with a cheaper one like a Denton. I don't have the cash right now.

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Aaron
 
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