Steering dampener for Prairie
#1
Has anyone put one of these on their Prairie? I am sure that it would have to be a modified version of one made to fit a different quad, right? I love riding mine fast on the trail, but hitting a rock or log at a moderate speed is VERY hard on my 40 year old wrists![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
#4
Well, Im right behind you at 37 but I dont have any problems with my wrist. Since I set my toe in to zero the bump steer hasnt been bad at all. Still, I wouldnt mind knowing a little more about what options I have on a steering dampener.
#6
Just wondering about wider handle bars. I think more leverage would help. Especially after riding a Grizzly last weekend. It seemed alot easier to steer with my 44 year old wrists & shoulders. My Prairie seems so much narrower. The instrument cluster is a problem though since you need the welded mounting tabs.
#7
The ATR Radial tires have greatly reduced bump steer on my 03 P650.
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#8
Before setting my toe-in to zero I had a lot of "darting" from side to side. Im talking about on strip bench, logging roads or whatever. With toe-in set at zero, now that is gone but it still grabs when hitting things. I think its the width of the front ATR tires.


