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I broke the steering stem and I'm tryin to decide which one. Any suggestions?
2 is more likely to bend if rollI snapped the stem in half. Would a +2 or +1 be better? I do alot of rec. trail ridin, and ride some dunes.
The stock stem is very weak. +2 or +1 depends on how high you want the bars to be.I snapped the stem in half. Would a +2 or +1 be better? I do alot of rec. trail ridin, and ride some dunes.
Yes , I know but usually I can make anything fit the 700xx.in case you guys didn't know the houser stem puts the tie rods in a different location so as to reduce bump steer. You might have tp adjust your tie rods in order to make it fit. If you've already tried this and it didn't work then disregard this message.
Sorry Baxter, Im finally happy with what I have on DBergstom's quad so I'm finishing up the jig this week and then welding a bunch of these together. I promise, no tie-rod problems and lots of bumpsteer reduction.:rock:No , as i bought it from the US . I found it cheaper and easier to just take it on the chin and move on. This was my first and last Houser product.
I only bought it to use while Ed was building things for the 700xx. Guess i should have been patient with Ed but the stocker is painful without antivibe .![]()
Using Laeger 450r stem with 700xx spindles , It works but has enough bump steer that it would give you nightmares !Sorry Baxter, Im finally happy with what I have on DBergstom's quad so I'm finishing up the jig this week and then welding a bunch of these together. I promise, no tie-rod problems and lots of bumpsteer reduction.:rock: