GPR vs Denton Stablizer

[quadjeff]

Anyone have any likes or dislikes on the two stablizers? I need one for my 450. The GPR is $300.00. The Denton is cheaper $140.00. I seen people runnig both but that is out of the question. Any input would be great.

Get the GPR if cash is plentifull...:cool:

I run the denton one and have no complaints, wish I had a GPR...:(

[James Parent]

I just put my denton on, about 5 minutes ago and was going to ask.. is it suppose to be harder to turn in one direction than it is to turn back in the other direction? and how many clicks do you guys run.. i have it full right now

[cdalejef]

The GPR is a way better stabilizer than the Denton.

[remlapr]

Does anyone know if the GPR 2.0 dampens only moving away from center like the Ohlins/Scotts?

[cdalejef]

What do you mean?

[remlapr]

Originally posted by Jeff@QuadShop
What do you mean?

I read on one of their sites, that they only dampen the movement of the bars when they are moving away from center to the left or right, but on the way back to center there's no dampning until you pass center (straight ahead) and the bars start moving in the other direction. Seems like that would work awesome because the bike would always want to track straight. Does that makes sense :confused: I wish I could find it, I'd post a link, they explained it better then this.

[cdalejef]

I have the old style here in the shop and it dampnes both ways.

I have ran both stabilizers and if you have the money def. go with the GPR.