steering stabilizer

[honda729]

I was thinking about getting a steering stabilizer (stick style) and wanted to know if you guys thought it was worth it and what brand to go with

[shawndog360]

the only best one out there to get is the 500$ one only one is worth it the cheap ones are not worht it because the cheap ones could stiff up and make you wreck

[bearair]

One of these. A little bit more than a stick, but WAY better.

http://www.exriders.com/vbb/showthread.php?threadid=349366

[AtvMxRider]

Originally posted by shawndog360
the only best one out there to get is the 500$ one only one is worth it the cheap ones are not worht it because the cheap ones could stiff up and make you wreck :huh

[gcart2]

Originally posted by shawndog360
the only best one out there to get is the 500$ one only one is worth it the cheap ones are not worht it because the cheap ones could stiff up and make you wreck

grammar and wrong:eek2:
anyways. i ran a stick (gibson) on mine for mx and it was great. never "stiffed up" as shawn dog would say. Dont get me wrong a "puck" style stabilizer is a better over all. But for the price a stick will do just fine.

PS: gibson denton and all the other sticks are all basically the same. same product different names on it basically.

[LeGaCyGiAnT124]

I have an SRP stick stablizer and just rebuilt it. I can tell you that it is 100 percent better than no stabilizer. I haven't personally tried a rotary or puck style stabilizer but they would have to be better with the more adjustments. Every stick stabilizer is made the same way but just with a different sticker, clamps, and the aluminum body on it.

[hornetgod13]

I use a Gibson 7 position stick stabilizer and it works fantastic. It cost right around $150.00