Anti vibe stems?

[qlphoton]

Are they worth the money to spend if im only a trail rider? Im looking at the houser +1. If so,will my steering stabilizer fit it from the stock stem diameter? Its a ccp stabilizer

[426kidz]

In my opinion Id say its not worth it unless your having issues with the length. If your tall and are wanting a new longer stem than yeah minus well. But if your just casually ridding trails and stuff id put my money elsewhere depending upon what you have done so far

[426kidz]

are you running stock stem and bars? whats your set-up now

[qlphoton]

Stock stem with pro taper se medium if i remember right

[426kidz]

I have a JB with a six5 anti-vibe clamp (in my build thread) you can see pics there. I have a 1 1/8 LSR clamp for 30.00 shipped if you want to go bigger bars. I like the fat bars I think that helps on the vibrations a little and a good clamp will help. really depends on how much you want to build it and what your going too do. do you race or jump at all?

[qlphoton]

I try to take it easy on the jumping,ive got arthritis in the wrist,but i did in my younger days

[426kidz]

well if you have problems and have alot of money Id get the Flexx bars and a good stem with a good clamp and some nice shocks and you will be floating over rutts and bumps

[Longdong]

Precision has some anti bar mounts (new $220). They work good on my boys race quad. I have flex bars (used $200) and they work great. The one thing to think about is if you bend or break a stem more and Likely you will need a new one. Oem stem is $60 and anti vibe stem is $$$. The bar clamps more the Likely they won't break. Also precision anti bars clamps raise the bars about 3/4" so you still come close to the plus one. Just something to think about. Imo