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A steering stabilizer is a hydraulic damper that sits at the steering head. When the front wheel hits a rock, a rut or a bump and the bars try to snap side to side, the damper slows that movement.
Scott's says its units are adjustable, including while you ride, and that one stabilizer can move to another bike with a different mount kit. The do you need one guide covers who gets the most from a stabilizer and what it cannot fix.
Three kinds of purchase. The stabilizer is one part. The mounts are what change from bike to bike.
The stabilizer plus the mount for your bike. It is the right pick when you are starting from nothing.
The brackets and hardware that fit your bike. Use it to move a stabilizer you own to another bike.
The damper by itself, part 4200-00. It is the same part for almost every bike.
Scott's says to treat a stabilizer like suspension, with an occasional oil change depending on how hard you ride.
Used with the fluid. The service guide lists everything you need.
See the repair parts page for link arms, tools and the parts list.
It is a compact hydraulic damper that mounts at the steering head, above the bar mount. It slows sudden left to right movement of the bars. Scott's says the damping is adjustable, including while you ride. Our guide explains who benefits from one.
Scott's uses the two words for the same product. Some sellers call a unit with a centering spring a stabilizer, so check the spec of anything you compare. More in the damper versus stabilizer guide.
That depends on the make, model and model year, because the mounts change by bike. Use the fitment bar at the top of the page, then match the part number on the kit to your year.
Yes. Scott's sells its parts singly. The stabilizer (part 4200-00) is the same for almost every bike, and the mount kit is the part that fits your bike. Choosing a kit explains which to pick.
Scott's publishes instructions for its kits. Our install guide covers what to check before you start and how to set the damping.
Every make page lists each model Scott's covers, with the years and kit types.