First ride on my Scotts stabilizer

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kevin_s
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First ride on my Scotts stabilizer

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I got a used Scotts stabilizer for my 450 conversion on friday.I got the low mount because I didn't want to be limited to what bars,clamps,risers I had to use.that and the price was right :D
I made a few laps at Mesa park motocross park and so far I really like it so far.
I also must comment on my bike,This thing is fuckin sweet,it rocks on a motocross track,I'm keeping this one...

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You built a winner.....
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AlisoBob wrote:You built a winner.....
Thanks Bob :cool:
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If I was ever going to put another stabilizer on my bike it would be a Scotts. I spent a little time on an AF a few weeks ago that had one. I feel more comfortable on my steel bike, guess just because its my bike. I liked the Scotts though. I didn't really notice it was there, which is why I got rid of my GPR, I would notice it was there and it made me crash if it accidently got turned past 3 with half weight oil from stock.

Your bike looks way clean....If I would have known you were rolling in the cash over there I would have raised the price on that chest protector :D :D :D :D Just F-ing with you, your bike looks great!!!
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Rhino89523 wrote:
Your bike looks way clean....If I would have known you were rolling in the cash over there I would have raised the price on that chest protector :D :D :D :D Just F-ing with you, your bike looks great!!!
LOL.I built most of that bike from profits I got from making the engine jigs.
(Thanks Bob)
And thank's again for the deal on the chest protector,it saved my ass yesterday from a branch that tried to spear me. :cool:
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Thats why I like the WER dampers, set and forget.

Although cutting the number plate/headlight is a pain in the ass i like how out of the way the mount is and I'm not the type to constantly adjust my damper.
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Yep low mount is totally the way to go! But if you are interested in another, better hurry. I talked to a tech at scotts the other night and he was amazed I had recently purchased one from them for my 450x. Apparently they only made them for a few years, and quit producing them quite a while ago
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