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Scotts Steering Stabilizer Damper SOLD

PostPosted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 1:33 pm
by vntgmxr88
I have a Scotts stabilizer and mount kit for a 2014 RR 250 or 300 that I would like to sell. I didn't find out until it arrived that it is necessary to file down the frame welds near the top of the steering head for the post to fit properly. I tapped the mount down over the welds, and it seemed like it was far enough, but upon assembly, found that it was not. I guess it's personal choice, but I don't want to file the welds. The bottom of the post mount is buggered up a bit from being tapped down over the welds, but could be cleaned up easily with a dremel tool. Other than that, the whole set up is new. Also includes a guide for the throttle cable which attaches to the post. I paid well over $500 for the set up, will sell for $300 plus shipping. Please PM me if interested. Thanks.

Re: Scotts Steering Stabilizer Damper

PostPosted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 7:04 pm
by Hubert Carpet
I have just bought one of these myself and will be heading into the garage tomorrow night to fit it. I am hoping not to have to do much weld filing but will do if necessary although some careful repainting will be necessary to keep rust out.

Try and stick with it as I am sure that you will benefit from the damper and it would be a shame to drop a lot of cash on what is a fine piece of engineering.

Enduroguy posted some video footage on an earlier thread "Second ride on my 14 Beta 300RR" and he had the Scotts damper set on his bike. I think it was a dealer or BYOB fit but it might be worth a PM to find out how he gets on with it.

Re: Scotts Steering Stabilizer Damper

PostPosted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 7:37 pm
by GMP
I fit one, was the only PIA setting up the bike. I too said screw that to filing up the frame, so I filed up the clamp instead. Every bike will be different because the welds are. It's A LOT of R&R and filling to fit. Ended up taking about half the surface area off along the rear half, but its good and does not slip. Use some paint or blue to determine contact points to file off. Be prepared for a long night, but it will work.

Re: Scotts Steering Stabilizer Damper

PostPosted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 9:37 pm
by twowheels
GMP wrote: Be prepared for a long night, but it will work.


Most of the world has nothing but time ... is it ever going to stop snowing? We're supposed to be headed to South Carolina in a couple weeks but I haven't seen my truck since the last big storm :shock:

Re: Scotts Steering Stabilizer Damper

PostPosted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 7:38 am
by GMP
"The Shining" comes to mind. :twisted: :shock:

Re: Scotts Steering Stabilizer Damper

PostPosted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 4:36 pm
by ratpatrol56
Did this get sold?