SCOTTS Steering Stabilizer XR 400/650R SUB MOUNTED ONLY

Description

This Scotts Steering Stabilizer comes with a 74mm Link Arm Installed in the Standard position which is most commonly used on XR 400 & 650 SUB (Stabilizer Under Bar) Mount / Forward Mounted Scotts Steering Stabilizer Applications.

The Scotts steering stabilizer is a fully adjustable, hydraulic shock absorbing unit that mounts to your steering head and features 3 fully adjustable circuits (high speed, low speed, sweep). The standard 74 stabilizer unit comes with a stepped 74mm link-arm and is designed for XR SUB mount applications. The Scotts stabilizers for XR applications come with the standard pointer adjuster knob due to clearance issues on this application. Scotts Stabilizers have been proven to help minimize rider fatigue, arm pump and virtually eliminate head-shake.

There are 3 different mounting styles available for most applications.
1. Conventional Mount (above the bars)
2. SUB Mount (below the bars)
3. Low Mount (just above the front fender)

When it comes to investing in performance enhancing products for your machine, the Scotts Stabilizer is the Best investment you can make. Not only will you get the benefits in performance, endurance and safety; but with proper care it will still be in service 20 years from now.

BRP is an authorized Scotts Stabilizer Dealer and Service center with an extensive knowledge of stabilizer mounting applications. We have a complete line of stabilizer mounting applications and replacement parts. When it comes to service we offer complete service on all Scotts stabilizers.

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SPECIAL NOTES:
When it comes to mounting stabilizers there may be certain limitations based on 3 primary factors; 1. The triple clamp shape, 2. bar mount location, 3. frame & tank clearance. In most cases the ability to get a stabilizer on your model shouldn’t be a problem. On some SUB Mount applications you may need to modify the adjuster knob or use the pointer style knob due to clearance issues. If your not sure if there is a mounting application for your bike navigate to your brand or contact us and we will be happy to help you.