Alternate steering stabilizer?

[Sonoran6]

is there any way to install a stabilizer like this

as opposed to this

 

[PATMAX]

That set up out to the side would kill it for me and would never use that set up. What happened with straight across parallel to the tach/temp gauge?

 

[DMAN999]

^ That's the HyperPro Damper:
http://vblackmax.com/vblackmax04/index.htm
Or
http://calsport.co.uk/YAMAHA/3521-1989-V_MAX_1200_XMS/0-,/,/78136

From everything I have read though, no one seems to feel it really makes much difference on a VMax.
I'd think that an AfterMarket Fork Brace, A Frame Brace and properly set Head Bearing Nut, it's about as Stable as you could really get.

 

[FootNote]

^ That's the HyperPro Damper:
http://vblackmax.com/vblackmax04/index.htm
Or
http://calsport.co.uk/YAMAHA/3521-1989-V_MAX_1200_XMS/0-,/,/78136

From everything I have read though, no one seems to feel it really makes much difference on a VMax.
I'd think that an AfterMarket Fork Brace, A Frame Brace and properly set Head Bearing Nut, it's about as Stable as you could really get.

Best looking one I have seen!

 

[DMAN999]

More Options are Shown here:
http://calsport.co.uk/YAMAHA/7720-2...andling/Hyperpro_Suspension__Steering_Dampers

 

[rusty]

^ That's the HyperPro Damper:
http://vblackmax.com/vblackmax04/index.htm
Or
http://calsport.co.uk/YAMAHA/3521-1989-V_MAX_1200_XMS/0-,/,/78136

From everything I have read though, no one seems to feel it really makes much difference on a VMax.
I'd think that an AfterMarket Fork Brace, A Frame Brace and properly set Head Bearing Nut, it's about as Stable as you could really get.

I did the Furbur fix,fork brace & damper shock. The thing will still wobble when my front tire starts to ware out.:bang head:

 

[gamorg02]

i wrote a write up here:

http://www.vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=9831

and yea its possible. rick "twistedmax" has one sorta like that. little welding would probalby make it possible.

 

[Sonoran6]

Right on, my friend has an ohlins stabilizer on his bike, but he wants a different one. I was go.na see if I could buy his and get a different fork tube clamp/ mount. And try to figure out a way to install the stabilizer part right above the radiator

 

[wildweasel_pt]

Everything can be done with enough ingenuity, patience and engineering... Everything that is different of those setups might need to have a bracket welded to the frame or similar. Most sportbikes now use that setup with the damper on front or in between the forks

 

[gamorg02]

my brother bought a 41mm clamp from shindy/daytona and welded a nut onto his frame for the stabilizer, and bought the stabilizer. it was about $125-$150 cheaper that way than buying the kit.

 

[V-Four]

From everything I have read though, no one seems to feel it really makes much difference on a VMax.
I'd think that an AfterMarket Fork Brace, A Frame Brace and properly set Head Bearing Nut, it's about as Stable as you could really get.

I was wonderin that myself...?..

does anyone have any experience with these actually making any improvement?
(and I dont mean the difference "just cuz I spent alot of money on one and intalled it on my bike ,it makes a difference" ...I mean actual independent comparison.?.?. )

just curious