[bh84]

im looking into a set of flexx bars for the katoom, i can get them cheaper thru LRP, but idk if theyre worth the $$? opinions?

 

[raptor0443]

in my opinion i don't think they are i have had them a couple of my quads and when i changed to them i had more arm pump than when i had regular bars. but maybe i picked the wrong bend. but i love the stock bars on my quad right now.

 

[Bronson90]

it is personal preference. i liked them on my yfz and my hybrid but couldnt stand them on my ltr... so it all boils down to how they feel to you.

but they are very popular, so if you do get them and dont like them, then i have no doubt that you could get your money back out of them!

 

[bh84]

i'm still unsure, do they actually work like they're supposed to?

 

[Bronson90]

yes the do work as they were designed, but to what exact extent i am not sure... some people swear by them and some people cant stand them.

 

[DOMIN8]

A steering stabilizer should be a priority over flexx bars.

I run a cheapie stabilizer and a set of caulked bars and those two changes made a world of difference.

 

[bh84]

ive got the ohlins stabilizer

 

[kiwi-craig]

raced on flexxs for 3 years now, have them on all my quads, only way to go..........

I can tell straight away when riding a conventional bar setup....... harsh.......

 

[bh84]

well, havent heard a bad comment about them yet, so i might have to try these bad boys, i can get them at cost too

 

[onesavage]

well, havent heard a bad comment about them yet, so i might have to try these bad boys, i can get them at cost too

SHOOT, there is your answer right there

You can use them and if you don't like them sell them and make a few pennies

 

[skdub]

Right again babe

 

[bh84]

well i went for it, installed them yesterday. havent rode with them yet though