Fasst anti-vibration inserts?!!?

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speeed-up!!!

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• Apr 25, 2002

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I am looking into buying the new fasst insert that are supposed to decrease arm pump dramatically. What i wanted to know is if anyone has tried them and what their/your opinion is on them. Are they worth it??? any help would be nice.

 

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I would like to take a look at these, did you find them on the net? If so, could you place the link on here?

 

Okiewan

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http://www.fasstco.com
Tell 'em DirtRider.Net sent ya.

 

Papakeith

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• Apr 25, 2002

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LOL :)

 

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ROTFLMAO Okie they'll be speechless

 

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darnjr

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What's the story here? Did DRN ever test them? I was wondering if they worked as well.

 

Okiewan

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• Apr 29, 2002

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they work fine. It's not like you'll suddenly lose all the vibs in your bars, but there is a difference.

What makes it funny is the little war we had over the review of their spoke torque wrench.

 

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darnjr

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Ahh,
I remember that one about the spoke wrench.

I'm still interested in comments from others who have used the vibration dampers.
Thanks

 

marcusgunby

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A tube of RTV is cheaper-just fill you bars up and let it cure.

 

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What is RTV?

 

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jib

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RTV is short for R=room T=tempature V=vaulcanize. You don't want a tube of this. Although it would work well, it's expensive. All you need is a good quality tube of silicone caulk. Not the cheap siliconized stuff,the good $5 a tube stuff.

 

JuliusPleaser

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If you're going to use silicone caulk, make sure you use the "Non-Corrosive" type of silicone.

 

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I've heard that filling your bar with lead shot works well. Does anyone have any info about this?

 

Patman

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WARNING!

Be sure to ask for the handlebar inserts and NOT the other inserts or vibration products they have. :eek:

 

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Patman, little kids read this!

 

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Last edited: May 1, 2002