Steering Stabilizer

[05Z400rdr]

Which steering stabilizer do you's recommend?...considering i dont have much extra money to spend on one right now, which do you's think is a good, reliable stabilizer for a reasonable price?


Thanks,
Landon

[blholtz]

PRECISION STABILIZER, ENUFF SAID.

[armysig]

Well if you don't have $350.00 to $400 to spend I would sugget a Dention or SRP. (both the same just different stickers.)

They cost about $120.00 new and are rebuildable. Just do some searching on the net.

I just sold 2 of them used for about 80.00 each.

And yes they do help a lot. Just not as good as the Presision, Elka or Oliens.

[spanky101]

the precision is deffinatly the best to get but if you dont have the money then definatly go with a stick type. Gibson makes a decent one, they are all really the same when it come to the stick type, you can get rebuildable or non-rebuildable and the rebuildable is definatly the way to go to get the best bang for your buck

[05Z400rdr]

Thanks for the replies. After doing some research, i think, when i get a stabilizer, that i will probably get the gibson 7way rebuildable steering stabilizer. its like $160. would this be a good choice for me to go with?

[jeremy_283]

wat ever floats your boat............. i wouldnt get a gibson... i think ive heard people talk **** about them........ get a denton or sumthin........ but i have a precision on my bike

[hondaracer31]

I've had Gibson for years and they work fine. All the rebuildable stick type stabilizers are the same, they just put different stickers on them.
Personally, I just switched to a Precision because I didn't like how the Gibson fit the LTR.

[blholtz]

I had a stick type and switched to precision when I got my LTR, never go back to a stick.

The adjustability of the precision is awesome.

If you spend the time riding one you would throw the stick away.

[FMX_YAMCO_(GER)]

Hello,

what do you think, which Steering stabilizer is better ELKA S-5 or Precision????

[KHrome Horn]

I just got a Elka and it was by far the best money i have spent. I havent tried any other brand but i can speek for the adjustibility of the Elka. Once you get it where you like it you can make minor adjustments based on track conditions.

[MOTORIDER68]

If you can get a good enough deal on the stick type, you can run 2 stick style stabilizers. This will help a lot more than one stick.

[inragedtwitch]

I dont mean to be a nub or anything but what does a stabilizer do exactly?

[hondaracer31]

Originally posted by inragedtwitch
I dont mean to be a nub or anything but what does a stabilizer do exactly?

It takes the impacts out of the steering. When you hit a hole or rock without one it tries to rip the bars out of your hands, but WITH one you barely feel it.