How to service, refill and rebuild a Scott's steering stabilizer
Short answer
Scott's says to treat the stabilizer like suspension. When it is mounted correctly few parts wear, and an occasional oil change is the main job. How often depends on how hard you ride.
How often to service it
Scott's says to treat a stabilizer like suspension. Once it is mounted correctly it has few wearing parts, and an occasional oil change is the main job. How often depends on how hard you ride: a desert racer will change oil sooner than a weekend trail rider.
What you need
| Part | Part number | Our price |
|---|---|---|
| Scott's Stabilizer Fluid | 9007-08 | $12 |
| Damper Oil Syringe | 9007-28 | $15 |
| Bullet Tool | 9007-04 | $11 |
| Link Arm Puller | 9007-03 | $15 |
| Stabilizer Security Bolt Kit | 9007-17 | $9 |
Link arm choices
Scott's lists flat and stepped link arms in several sizes, and some sizes are marked as no longer available. We list only the ones Scott's still supplies. If you are unsure which arm your bike takes, send us your model and year.
Questions
How often should I change the oil?
Treat it like suspension. An occasional change is enough, and how often depends on how hard you ride.
Where do I get parts?
Every part is sold singly. See the repair parts page.