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So I found these handle bar mounts and was wondering if anyone has tried them before and how you like them?

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I've watched all the videos and they have me convinced! I'm all about comfort and these look like they will help. Just have to pony up to the $230 from Rocky Mountain.

Scrammy Apprentice

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The Fast Flexx bars will not work with the precision set up. The clamps have to slide onto the bar and the Flexx Bars won't allow you to do that. I read a few reviews and it looks like quite a few people have switched from the Flex bars to the Precision. They said they didn't like the way the shape/curve of the bars is always changing. The tracking already says I'll have them tomorrow, so I will try to get them installed this weekend and let you know!

marioweldinginc Veteran

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Yeah whats the latest? Im going the flexx bar with rox risers and precision damper route instead. With the flexx bars you can control how much they flex too with the different rubber bushings

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Yeah whats the latest? Im going the flexx bar with rox risers and precision damper route instead. With the flexx bars you can control how much they flex too with the different rubber bushings

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precision damper are pricey !!!

marioweldinginc Veteran

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I know but that seems to be their only downfall. The dampers with the actual shock / piston always get bad reviews but are half the price. At this point with a renewed contract, things are getting busy so id rather set it and forget it.

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I know but that seems to be their only downfall. The dampers with the actual shock / piston always get bad reviews but are half the price. At this point with a renewed contract, things are getting busy so id rather set it and forget it.

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Mario , Here the one i use its a CCP stabilizer :yes:Had it 4 years with no problems :yes:We ride alot Runs about $200 some of my racing buddys also us them !!

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Scrammy Apprentice

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I would love to add a stabilizer too, but I'm moving into a new house this week. I have way to many other bills right now lol. I got the mounts and they look and feel very high quality. The kit I have is supposed to include an adapter plate for Polaris models, but it was missing. The mounts all have the single stud style mounting and the factory Polaris stems use a 4 bolt style clamp. The adapter is supposed to make the mounts fit and spread them apart for a little better stability. So I have a call into them and hoping to hear back today.

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Is the ccp set up like the precision one? If so im sold. Four years and np sounds good to me :-D

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I`m not sure how the precision works but i`m sold on CCP If you trail ride this is a must !!

quadnut20 Grand Master

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too bad ... do they really take alot of clatter/shake etc out?

Sport quads don`t really clatter or shake but when you hit a root or rocks they absorbe the hit like power steering your arms don`t get tired

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I would love to add a stabilizer too, but I'm moving into a new house this week. I have way to many other bills right now lol. I got the mounts and they look and feel very high quality. The kit I have is supposed to include an adapter plate for Polaris models, but it was missing. The mounts all have the single stud style mounting and the factory Polaris stems use a 4 bolt style clamp. The adapter is supposed to make the mounts fit and spread them apart for a little better stability. So I have a call into them and hoping to hear back today.

So Scrammy have you tried the new hardware ?

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I had a Precision steering damper on my '06 YFZ and loved it. As soon as I can find $180 laying around I'm going to by a bracket and bolt it on my '10. Forearm pump is a killer.

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Scrammy Apprentice

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So Scrammy have you tried the new hardware ?

I just got the missing bracket in the mail the yesterday. Sorry its taking so long to get these things installed. As soon as I move the moving boxes out of my garage, I will put them on sometime in the next couple of days. I'm very excited to try them out!

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