P500 Swap Bar Removal

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PaPaCraig04

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Any thoughts on removing the sway bars?
 
jak9922

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if you carry a lot of weight I wouldn't do it but if you just ride normal and not try to high speed cornering and things like that go for it the plus is that it allows your rear to flex oh soooo much better the bad is if you carry weight the the rear body roll is to much on off camber hills
 
p500fan

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Any thoughts on removing the sway bars?
I don't know what your riding preferences are, but I bought my P500 as a "sport-utility". I want to carry things on it, versus a backpack. ( I've gotten lazy in my advancing years. Ha! ) Unless you are trying to make yours into a "rock crawler", I see no reason to remove the sway bar. You will lose a lot of advantages (stability) in one direction, to gain a relatively small advantage (flexibility) in the other. This is just one "old guy's" opinion, so you "adrenaline junkies" can disregard my ramblings. Ha!
 
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I am 700 and I know this is Y'alls wishing well but ill throw my 2 cents in and say I have see more then a few people say that they have laid those 500's over on there side. I am not sure takeing the sway bar off will help much.
 
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