CCP steering stabilizer holding up?

[socalrappy700]

Part of my winter plans is a stabilizer and I just wanted to hear back from some of the CCP owners. I know they have been out for awhile and I wanted to see how they have been holding up compared to the precision.

Side question:
Now that I've gone to a +2 front end arm pump is my biggest problem. Do you think the stabilizer would be the way to go or could a flex bar/anti vibe combo work better?

[Colorado700R]

Part of my winter plans is a stabilizer and I just wanted to hear back from some of the CCP owners. I know they have been out for awhile and I wanted to see how they have been holding up compared to the precision.

Side question:
Now that I've gone to a +2 front end arm pump is my biggest problem. Do you think the stabilizer would be the way to go or could a flex bar/anti vibe combo work better?

Obviously all of the above will help, but also what is your handlebar height?  Stock?  Improper height can hurt your arms/back on long rides too

Aaron

[socalrappy700]

Its stock, but the pain is from arm pump I think.  Its my forearm.

[Colorado700R]

Its stock, but the pain is from arm pump I think.  Its my forearm.

You got to be leaned over pretty good for the stock height.  IMO Improper rider to control angles cause allot of extra fatige on the form arms too.

[Colorado700R]

For what it's worth, I just ordered a 1 1/4 Rox riser from TQS for under 40 bucks.  Not an exeorbent investment to try it out.

Aaron

[socalrappy700]

is that the anti vibe one?

[Colorado700R]

is that the anti vibe one?

No, I'm not getting much vibe anymore with my Flex inserts and CCP.

[socalrappy700]

flex inserts?

[Colorado700R]

Got them through Steve at TQS 


http://www.fasstco.com/products/insert.shtml

[SUB454]

Part of my winter plans is a stabilizer and I just wanted to hear back from some of the CCP owners. I know they have been out for awhile and I wanted to see how they have been holding up compared to the precision.

Side question:
Now that I've gone to a +2 front end arm pump is my biggest problem. Do you think the stabilizer would be the way to go or could a flex bar/anti vibe combo work better?

Get a steering stabilizer and you won't regret it. You'll have way less arm-pump. Before I turned my bike into a drag bike I ran the Precision, best mod I had and worth every penny. It has great adjustability....you can ride in the nastiest rutted-out crap on the planet and the stabilizer will take every hit....not your arms.

[Colorado700R]

I love my CCP too, but Knowing how you are about getting the "best", you might as well just order the precision  :grin_nod:

[SUB454]

I love my CCP too, but Knowing how you are about getting the "best", you might as well just order the precision  :grin_nod:

I think most people with the CCP love them.....and for the money it's a steal. I had to pay alot for my Precision, but the CCP wasn't on the market yet :'(


You can't go wrong with either 1

[socalrappy700]

I love my CCP too, but Knowing how you are about getting the "best", you might as well just order the precision  :grin_nod:

I have problems.    

[Colorado700R]

I love my CCP too, but Knowing how you are about getting the "best", you might as well just order the precision  :grin_nod:

I think most people with the CCP love them.....and for the money it's a steal. I had to pay alot for my Precision, but the CCP wasn't on the market yet :'(


You can't go wrong with either 1

Kenneth from KB is going to do a comparison of my CCP to a Presicion, I'm fairly comfident that the Precision will come out on top due to it being much more adjustable, but I do believe that the CCP will shine for being a very effective product that's 1/2 the price of the "best" on the market

[Colorado700R]

I love my CCP too, but Knowing how you are about getting the "best", you might as well just order the precision  :grin_nod:

I have problems.    

Nah, buying the best probably has saved you money, vice wasting it on products that you would eventually upgrade anyway. 

BTW, I heard Sub454's quad is the best...time for a night mission