If you are getting a lot of reverse input from rocks and roots, they definitely help. I have one on my KTM and you are far less likely to get the bars ripped out of your hands.
Thoughts on the Precision Steering Stabilizer?
Looking to get one for trail riding. What is everyone thoughts and opinions on it? My main issues I come across trail riding are hitting tree roots, bumps /holes on straight aways and dirt roads that I do not notice at high speeds. Is it worth it for me?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Get upgrade. If you’re not racing you don’t need to get the higher model. I have the elite and love it.
It saves your arms so much night and day when you hit rock, roots, ruts, and other obstacles.
How is it with hitting holes on straightaways/ dirtroads?It saves your arms so much night and day when you hit rock, roots, ruts, and other obstacles.
They will dampen any sudden impact on the wheels that might jerk the bars one way or the other. There is really no downside to them. You can dial in more resistance to keep the steering light or heavy.How is it with hitting holes on straightaways/ dirtroads?
Literally does the work for you.How is it with hitting holes on straightaways/ dirtroads?
Alright. So the ride quality/comfort is a lot better?Literally does the work for you.
There no down side once you have it dialed in I used what the instructions recommended and it's awesomeAlright. So the ride quality/comfort is a lot better?
How did you like the stabilizer? Did you notice a huge difference?Alright. So the ride quality/comfort is a lot better?
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