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Originally Posted by GRIZZLYWIZARD
Think of a steering damper/stabilizer as much like the design of your ATV shocks. They really work on the same physical principals. There is an internal hydraulic reservoir with valving that reacts with the amount of shock your handlebars receive instantaneously slowing down, or for better choice of words absorbing the shock.
If you like to ride fast trails, race or are just a recreational rider having a steering damper will make you a better and safer rider. There have been multiple instanced when on the track and I have landed a table top jump a little awkward with the nose to far down.
Had I not had a stabilizer, the impact of the front wheels hitting the ground would have ripped the handlebars out of my hand most likely sending me and the machine into a cartwheeling roll. With the stabilizer, I was able to maintain complete control of the machine. I am sold on them even more than a performance suspension.
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Thanks, for the info. That helps a lot.
