William
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I have tried it out without the swaybar and really wish I would have removed it when I got it new! It rides so much better and is not tippy. It is way more enjoyable to ride now....
Bad_bowtie
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Yeah, mines not going back on either. My first ride without it was the Takeover, but will be heading back to Windrock in June to test it some more. Any difference I could tell was for the good.
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That's what I thought too, wish I had done it sooner. I seriously think it handles better. Not so rigid and it feels like the rear end stays in contact with the ground.
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William
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The ride is amazing now with the swaybar off combined with my radial tires!
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Took mine off and went for a ride. Quite a difference. There is a old badger hole on a trail I ride on. I usually forget about it. Today I hit it and was really impressed. A lot smoother. No crash and jerk. I'm gonna bump the rear shocks up one notch and try it.
William
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I bumped mine up one notch tighter. It is now on 3 which is the middle setting.
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Exactly, whether on or off you have to use common sense.
Lol, the wife just walked in and saw me writing this. She said ' yeah I was the most skeptical and I like it better off '.
Lol, the wife just walked in and saw me writing this. She said ' yeah I was the most skeptical and I like it better off '.
