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Who uses a steering stabilizer - 8/29/2008 3:29:43 PM

scrambled

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I own a '98 polaris sportsman 500 with 28" mudzillas and was curious if a steering stabilizer would help with the steering during mud riding. Plus keep the handle bars from shaking back and forth during higher speed riding. Does anyone make a steering stabilizer for this atv or has anyone made their own?

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RE: Who uses a steering stabilizer - 8/29/2008 3:41:47 PM

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I can personally say that they will help you out in the mud. A good quality, adjustable stabilizer set on it's max setting will take tons of feedback out of the bars, especially the oscillations when riding at higher speeds. It will also make it so you aren't so exhausted at the end of the day from fighting the bars.

There are a few companies that make them for a Polaris. Google it. They might not be specifically for your model, but you can always make a bracket.

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RE: Who uses a steering stabilizer - 8/29/2008 3:43:30 PM

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ORIGINAL: mud_dog450

I can personally say that they will help you out in the mud. A good quality, adjustable stabilizer set on it's max setting will take tons of feedback out of the bars, especially the oscillations when riding at higher speeds. It will also make it so you aren't so exhausted at the end of the day from fighting the bars.

There are a few companies that make them for a Polaris. Google it. They might not be specifically for your model, but you can always make a bracket.

Thanks mud_dog, I'll check into it more.

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