This frame bracket requires drilling 2 holes in the frame. We provide the button head bolts, drills and tap and the bracket serves as the drill guide, which makes this a relatively easy operation and a very secure mount. You can view the instructions on this page to see how it's done.

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The Scotts Stabilizer can be mounted using either the bolt-on frame bracket or the weld-on tower, depending on the user's needs. Shown here is the bolt-on bracket which is for those who just don't want to weld, or don't have the facilities to do so. Most bolt-on brackets have extensive detail machined into the underside to match all the curves and bends of the late model complex frames, both aluminum and steel. The bolt-on "fit" can vary from bike to bike depending on how much frame the factory actually gave us to work with. Most are very simple to install, but should you have any questions, we are here to help you. Each frame bracket purchase includes the floating stainless steel tower pin. The Photo attached here may be a generic photo to show you the basic component(s) in the kit, but may not be showing the exact part(s) for your specific bike. (We do not make any weld-on brackets for aluminum framed models, only steel framed bikes).