Right this is the first thread i've started so i hope the photos load. Here's another stabiliser option from BRP that uses a Scott damper. It's one of the first times i've bought a kit of any sort and been able to fit it without any modifications, BRP do some nice gear. It's a sub-mounted kit so it will raise your bar about 1 inch, i ordered a Barrett clutch cable PN 101-37-10610 which i've read plenty about on these forums, it seems better quality than the OEM one and the length was perfect. I haven't followed Scott's recomendation on how to setup the damper, after talking to some mates who do some desert racing, i've turned the high speed circuit up high and the low speed down low, this suits the tracks i'm riding, it does it's job when you hit an obstacle at high speed and in the tight stuff you don't have to fight the bars against the damper, but the setup will be different for everyone.
That setup sounds about right. High on high, low to middling on low is how I set mine. I can just feel a little resistance through the bars when stationary which I don't notice on the move.
when i first fitted a Scott damper to my DRZ i had the low speed wound up too high and would keep on laying the bike over in slow turns, had me scratching my head for a while, but this setup works really well have to correct myself too, on 06-07 models it raises the bars 22mm, on 08-09 models it only raises the bars 4mm, so now i'll be looking at a higher set of bars to make standing up more comfortable but i reckon the cable will still have plenty of length
