Fasst Company Flexx Handlebar Review

Fasst Company Flexx Handlebar Review, Are they Worth It? Tune in as I go over my thoughts of the Flexx Handlebars made by Fasst Company. Let me know what you think in the comments. Do you like the review? Was it worth your time?
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[@prestonthomas9406]

I have a 2019 KTM 300 XCW-tpi that I have them on and at 68 years young they're a Godsend. I Typically ride technical trails with a little fast stuff thrown in and arm pump is non-existent using the soft blue rings. They are definitely worth the money for me but maybe a younger and better rider might not need them. Anyway my 2 cents.

[@da7062]

Just bought a Moto 12 for my 19 WR450F which is dual sported. Will help on the potholes and riding at Haftfield Trails I'm sure - 59 years old with carpal tunnel, sure I will love them!

[@joedart2932]

I'm in the market for new bars but that's a little spendy for me...that being said this was an excellent review!

[@Kolsch221]

Great bike you have 👍🏻👍🏻

[@roberto3262]

Great review! I have a set on my 2020 Beta XTrainer. I can tell you that these have been a godsend for me. I've got carpal tunnel in both of my wrists. Anytime that I ride sleds, street bikes, dirt bikes, quads, my Sea-Doo, whatever... my hands and arms, get tingly and numb. Sometimes it's so bad that it hurts more than it is annoying. I can honestly say that these have made a HUGE difference for me. Anyway, yeah, the price is a bit steep, but WAY worth it! I also bought their wrap around hand guards with stabilization. Those have taken extra vibration out as well. IMO, go for it. I highly doubt you'll regret it. Stay healthy everyone. Ride on! ✌😎

[@kevinmygreenenergy5525]

Hi Robert. I have a 2014 GasGas ec300, 2 stroke. My hands go completely numb riding it and the arm pump gets unbearable. The vibration in my handlebars is pretty bad. Does it make a huge noticeable difference with vibration?

[@DirtGrinderEnduro]

You will notice a difference in the vibrations, far less with the Flexx bars. Also you could consider using Flexx bars in connection with soft compound ODI grips. It's a real nice combination!

[@roberto3262]

@@kevinmygreenenergy5525 hi Kevin. I would say that these will certainly help you. Now, I can't say the difference between my bike with and without, because I bought my bike new with them installed from the factory. But, the difference between our bikes without them is huge compared to my Beta that has them. So in my opinion they would help you, and are for sure worth the money.
Also, there was a difference between the bars alone and after I added the handguards with the dampening to them. Those removed some more vibration too.
I hope this helps. Ride on! ✌😎

[@Matthew-wn8oq]

You should try a Mako 360 under those bars , its unbelievable!

[@jonsmall72]

Subscribed. A top 10 product review video. Excellent job and thank you. Presumably, you went with the enduro width, but what bend did you go with?

[@DirtGrinderEnduro]

Yes Enduro width and 10° bar bend. Thank you for the support! You won't regret these bars.

[@Matthew-wn8oq]

Those bars should always be used with a Mako 360 , you will get incredible results

[@joeguinta1669]

Very nice review. You got a new sub here. Really want these bars but a lot of money at roughly $359 right now. Fasstflex actually recommends I run the 12 degree motocross to match the after market bars on my yz125. What made you decide on the 10 degree?

[@DirtGrinderEnduro]

Reason I chose the 10 degree is a review posted on their website. Most the enduro guys were saying go with the 10 degree. Thanks for the Sub!

[@bradl45]

I had a stroke 2 years ago, I back riding(but I'm slow, lol), but arm pump is kicking my A##, I have a Scotts which helps vs riding a bike without, but I think it's Flexx Time.

[@DirtGrinderEnduro]

The Flexx bars will def help!

[@roberto3262]

Did you get them? Did you find that they helped? If you haven't, I doubt you'll regret them if you do. I love mine!

[@bradl45]

FLEXX bars are the BOMB
Adding them really helped me. I then added BRP rubber mounts for my Scott and bar mount, that helped a little too, but the flexx bars were a HUGe help!
I have to be careful with the Scott's. Too much resistance hinders me too. I will pull the flexx bars off if I sell my bike, they are keepers!

[@sekacity3425]

Not all bikes are counter balanced... For a yz250x it makes a world of difference for vibrations

[@Fuck_Tarentum_Boro]

Are risers NECESSARY?

[@DirtGrinderEnduro]

Depending on your stature and riding style for comfortability, yes they may be necessary.

[@christalbert722]

PLEASE!
Dampen / Dampening = to make wet
Damp / Damping = a decrease in the amplitude of an oscillation as a result of energy being drained from the system to overcome frictional or other resistive forces.

[@keyboarddancers7751]

Thank you!