steering stablizers

[roundsy]

alright i'm in the market for a steering stablizer and theres 2 that i'm looking at because they are pretty good deals as they are slighty used, the two are a denton rebuildable and the other is the scotts...the denton is about $150 less than the scotts.

i dont know the most about stablizers so i'd appreciate any input, thanks

[DEVINF450R]

You get what you pay for...but ALL are worth what you spend. If you do any racing at all or fast trail riding they will save you those hard jolts to your arms and reduce bump steer

[MO-EX-RIDER]

both will help out, but depending on how hard you ride/or if you race? i believe the scotts will have multi-adjustments(return to center/high-low speed turning?) and the denton just 1(7-way-soft steering to stiff steering)

[procircuit406ex]

Some other good brands are:

Precision
Elka
W.E.R.
Denton
Gibson

Thats all I can think of right now.

[roundsy]

i decided to go with the denton, getting a way better deal on the price and it's also my first stablizer so i want to see whether i even like it or not

[rsb5772]

You will like it. I just put the Precision on my 450r and it is awesome! I'm thinking about putting a dual stabilizer on my 400ex. I put 23 in tires up front and can't hardly get past 3rd gear.