What steering stabilizer?

[CatherineCG104]

What steering stabilizer did you go with and why? What do you like/hate about it? I'm in need of one and feedback would be great!

Thanks,
Catherine

[stic]

precision are the best but they are also the most expensive.you could go with the rod type but if you do gncc.....you might get a stick up in there and it could break.if youre into mx...you wont need to worry about that.
theres others out there like scott(which is a precision clone(for lack of a better term))but i believe its less expensive.
if you end up goin with the rod type,i wouldnt go with the rebuildable ones.you can get a new rod for like 50 as opposed to rebuilding it and spending 45 for the kit and doing it yourself. and the non-rebuildable ones last longer.
if you have the extra 450+ laying around...get the precision.
or theres used ones out there for a little less.you have a yfz i take it?seems to me theres a used scott stabilizer here in the ads.

[xtylerx]

Precision are top notch.

They are expensive, but you have to pay to play.

[gncc533]

i have a w.e.r on my yfz and gpr on my honda 450 they are both great i like the gpr better because it mounts on the handle bars and is easier to adjust on the fly

[Glenyzracer25]

Elka is also a great dampner. They are expensive, but well worth the money.

[CatherineCG104]

What is w.e.r.?

[stic]

works enduro rider.
http://www.werproducts.net

http://www.precision-rp.com/Details.cfm?ProdID=41&category=7

[nicker71]

I have a W.E.R. and love it. works great I use to have a Denton and this just works better no more injured wrist. I bought mine for 180 used and dont think that the other $500 brands could be much better if any. But I dont know I never used one.

Dont get me wrong a stick dampener works great and probably all you really need. Its a huge difference over not having one. Just get rebuildable used one and save some money.