Has anyone had a chance to try both of these stabilizers? I owned a Scotts 2 years ago before I got hurt so I know what to expect. I am looking for a new dampner,just have to decide which one. Thanks
Chris
I have ridden both of these and prefer the Scotts mainly because of the separate high and low speed dampening circuit adjustments. I like to run my low speed backed off 10 clicks or so,this setting doesn't give that slowed reaction feeling while flicking right and left in slow speed sections. And I adjust the high speed dampening to 1-1.25 turns out to cancel headshake at speed.Also check out the new,optional low mount system that Scotts is offering,this gives you a full handlebar pad up top.
I think that damage to the rider during a crash is much more possible with the dampener acting as a handlebar pad than having it down in front of the # plate. This was a driving force behind the low mount.