Steering Dampner on TE310-Options?

Giving some serious thought to putting a dampner on my TE310, but don't really want to raise the bar height on the bike, although wouldn't be the end of the world. Anyone know of a unit out there that they can give some feed back on in regard to performace, fit, etc in regard to the Husky? Had nothing but GPR's on my KTM's and had nothing bad to say about them. Free annual service was a bonus too!

I picked up a used WER unit for a song for my 250. I had a Scotts on my 450 and liked it, but it felt heavy up so high and raised the bars more than I liked. Neither bike 'needed' a stabilizer for the typical riding I do, but occasionally when feeling in the groove and pushing it, I knew one would help mellow the odd hit that wants to yank the grips from your hands.

The WER mount on top of the fender, couldn't be more pleased with it's performance. An oil refresh takes all of 10 mins. including removal and reinstall on the bike.

I usually ride rocky single track, as opposed to open desert. IMHO, Scotts is probably better for open, high speed, where you use and need on the fly adjustment. WER for tighter, twisty, rocky. More set it and forget it.

I put the Scotts sticker on just for grins...it's gone now. I should mention, both bikes had LTR revalve and respring (and numerous hours dialing in both ends to my tastes) done prior to adding stabilizer. Do this first, then add stabilizer, otherwise stabilizer can mask poorly setup suspension and you won't realize the value of either.

I love my motosportz and it seems they may be work for both bikes.
http://www.motosportz.com/MZ-entrymenu.htm

Yeah, I like the concept of the Motosportz better than the GPR/Scotts or the WER as the MZ unit doesn't use any knobs. They're also easy to deal with which goes a long way to boot. From the picures, it appears to have quite a bit of bar rise though. Any idea how much it adds to the overall bar height?

Love the Motosportz damper on my TXC.

It raises the bars a little over a half inch, or an inch if you use the stock spacers with the kit. I needed the extra height being a bit on the tall side though.

Later,