How does a tapex handle with stabilizer disconected?

[turbo-gator]

I was wondering if it would make it easier to tree ride? let me know if you have tried it and your opinion i know they arnt built to tree ride but some days thats all you can do thanks in advance.

 

[Duke]

I personally like it better with it in. My $0.02

 

[pelon]

Awesome, I will never put it back on----try it, as it will only take you 15 minutes to remove

plus weight loss

 

[boosted metal]

I ride without it

 

[ruffryder]

I personally like it better with it in. My $0.02

can you be more specific about what you like better with it in?

 

[Prairie Dog]

I liked it better in..........it was more predictable in the powder, not so divey. Trail it was was too unstable.

 

[XTremist13]

little bit more unstable on the trail but way better off, mine will never be back on...

 

[Duke]

can you be more specific about what you like better with it in?

I liked it better in..........it was more predictable in the powder, not so divey. Trail it was was too unstable.

X2, too divey

 

[Shawnmcgr]

I've got it out as well, makes it easier to lay over in all conditions. as others have said, it's worse on the trail.

 

[zoombyu]

I have mine out as well with Gen 2 skis. But I am also running Fox Floats in the front too. I like it.

 

[polaris_rmk]

I have mine out as well with Gen 2 skis. But I am also running Fox Floats in the front too. I like it.

i second that. Only way to go. may be abit tippy on the trail until your use to it, but way nicer in powder imo.

 

[Polarisrocks]

I have mine out and am too running the gen 2 skis and love the way it handles. I also have my m10 dropped out in the front to make it feel very tippy on the trail.. but amazing in the deep.. sacrifises

 

[philsummers21]

Have tried it in and out. I prefer it in. Too darty and tippy w/o it. Gen 3s Revalved GYTR Shocks and Barkbuster front end