Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount

Subject: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:23 pm

Can someone post a side view pic of the their regular mount Scotts damper ? Also, does the pin flex much ? It seems to me that the pin is quite long on the regular mount and would flex somewhat.

Subject: Re: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Wed Oct 19, 2011 8:23 am

I have the submount on mine. Don't know why you'd want the regular mount. The sub tucks it away nicely, and still plenty of room to adjust it.

Mark

Subject: Re: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:54 pm

KC0514 wrote:: Don't know why you'd want the regular mount. The sub tucks it away nicely, and still plenty of room to adjust it.

I agree the submount option is cleaner but requires oversize bars or the use of reducers, raises the bars almost an inch and is $70 more expensive.

I'm OK with the regular mount except for the length of the pin mount.

Subject: Re: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:52 pm

Gotcha. I can understand that.

For me it was, using reducers right now until I upgrade to fatbars. I like the 1 inch rise, and when you're spending that kinda money, $70 isn't really that much extra to get what I believed was a better product.

Subject: Re: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Thu Oct 20, 2011 3:20 am

Did you need to get a longer clutch or throttle cable when using the submount option?

Subject: Re: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Thu Oct 20, 2011 9:01 am

BBRadar wrote:: Did you need to get a longer clutch or throttle cable when using the submount option?

Nope. Just a bolt on.

Guest

My clutch line and brake line seems tight once I went to the FatBar setup. Im afraid if i get the reg. mount Scotts Damper, that they'll be pulled too tight. Anyone else having issues with this?

Subject: Re: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Sat Nov 05, 2011 7:58 am

whitea42 wrote:: My clutch line and brake line seems tight once I went to the FatBar setup. Im afraid if i get the reg. mount Scotts Damper, that they'll be pulled too tight. Anyone else having issues with this?

I've gone with the GPR, and with the additional Rise I want I will run out of clutch and throttle slack - to fix I've ordered some plus length OEM spec cables from Motion pro - they will make them to your request. Not cheap though.

Subject: Re: Scotts Damper Pic - Regular mount Sat Nov 05, 2011 12:33 pm

KC0514 wrote:: I have the submount on mine. Don't know why you'd want the regular mount. The sub tucks it away nicely, and still plenty of room to adjust it.

Mark

Mark,

Did you have any issues with cable length with the sub mount Scotts ?

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