Antivibe stems and clamps

[400-416EX]

Are antivibe stems and clamps really worht the money? Or are ya just better gettin a stock stem and clamp for the T2 bars?

[cdalejef]

They are worth it! They are much stronger than stock, take alot of vibration away from your hands which means less fatigue and you have the option of gettin a taller stem for a better riding position.

[Colby@C&DRacing]

I like the antivibe stem they help isolate some of the vibration from your hands. The next thing I would use is the Flexx Bars. We used them in PA at the 6 hours and they were awsome I am working on a product reveiw right now to post on exrider's, so stay tuned for all the details.:)

Yes they are worth it.

[Meek]

I think they are worth the $

[TC426EX]

Theyre worth it. Everything is worth it about them except youll be sorry when you bend it after spending the $$. Contrary to what some people think, aftermarket stems are made to bend after a certain point too. They do this so you dont snap the headstay off your frame. If you dont roll your quad, then a +1 anti vibe stem with some CR-Hi bend bars or similar will do wonders for your riding position... I can honestly say you will see a noticeable difference in vibration and fatigue after using a good aftermarket stem...

[400-416EX]

Cool thanks guys. I bent mine at the races this past weekend and have to get a new one. I found somone to trade a meszaros and clamp for some parts i had layin around. Just was not sure if I would be better getting a stocker. Thanks again

[Meek]

If it is a Meszaros, you should not use it. It might be a collectors item, I think he only made 3. lol

Mine has been on its way for over a year now. Man the post office is slow.:D

I"ve been thru 2 mezsaro stems myself. They are better than stockers for sure but twist easily if you clip trees with your front tires at high rates of speed.:huh

[QuadJunkies]

Originally posted by Jeff@QuadShop
They are worth it! They are much stronger than stock, take alot of vibration away from your hands which means less fatigue and you have the option of gettin a taller stem for a better riding position. EXACTLY...........:)

[hondarider2006]

Worth the extra $ in my book.....Just don't wreak, and you will be good:)

[Ralph]

I have a stock modified one, Ive seen the most expensive ones bend in little tip overs so i figure stock is strong enough.

[Ralph]

:)

[infantry317]

I've had a couple nasty roll-overs and my Rath +1 is still go to go as far as bending :D The bottom arm is torn though, cuz I keep hitting trees with my wheels hard enough to go over the bars. :confused: :eek: :devil:

Try some Spider Grips too, I did on Jeff & Rico's word, they are sweet, first grips that didn't give me blisters.

[Ralph]

That first stem i posted pics of i bought like that and today we went out and built one on our own. Its pretty sweet.