Chassis Technology
MV Agusta Brutale 800 ab 12 Typ B3, MV Agusta Brutale 800 Dragster ab 12 Typ B3, MV Agusta Brutale 800 RR ab 12 Typ B3, Suzuki GSX-R 600 ab 01-03 Typ WVBG, Suzuki GSX-R 600 ab 04-05 Typ WVB2, Suzuki RF 600 R ab 93-96 Typ GN76B, Suzuki GSX-R 750 ab 00-03 Typ WVBD, Suzuki GSX-R 750 ab 04-05 Typ WVB3, Suzuki GSX-R 1000 ab 01-02 Typ WVBL, Suzuki GSX-R 1000 ab 03-04 Typ WVBZ, Suzuki RF 900 R ab 94 Typ GT73B
Yamaha MT-09 ab 13 Typ RN29, Yamaha MT-09 / Tracer ab 17 Typ RN43, Yamaha MT-09 ABS Sport Tracker ab 14 Typ RN29, Yamaha MT-09 ABS Street Rally ab 14 Typ RN29, Yamaha MT-09 ABS Tracer ab 15 Typ RN29, Yamaha Tracer 900 / GT ab 18 Typ RN57, Yamaha XSR 900 ab 16 Typ RN43
Suzuki DL 1000 V-Strom ab 14 Typ DD, Suzuki DL 1000 V-Strom ab 17 Typ WDD0, Suzuki DL 1050 V-Strom / XT ab 20 Typ WEF0
Honda CB 1300 ab 03-10 Typ SC54, Honda CB 1300 (inkl. ABS) ab 05- Typ SC54
Kawasaki Z H2 / SE ab 20 Typ ZRT00K, Kawasaki Z H2 /SE ab 23 Typ ZRT00P
Kawasaki Ninja 650 ab 20 Typ EX650M, Kawasaki Ninja 650 ab 20 Typ EX650M2, Kawasaki Ninja 650 ab 23 Typ EX650S, Kawasaki Ninja 650 ABS ab 17 Typ EX650K/EX650KA2, Kawasaki Z 650 ab 17 Typ ER650H/ER650HA2, Kawasaki Z 650 ab 20 Typ ER650K/ER650KA2, Kawasaki Z 650 ab 23 Typ ER650S, Kawasaki Z 650 RS ab 22 Typ ER650M
Yamaha YZF R1 ab 00-01 Typ RN04, Yamaha YZF R1 ab 09 Typ RN22, Yamaha YZF R1 ab 98-99 Typ RN01
Yamaha Tenere 700 ab 19 Typ DM07/DM08, Yamaha Tenere 700 ab 21 Typ DM11, Yamaha Tenere 700 ab 23 Typ DM15/DM16
Yamaha YZF R 125 ab 08-10 Typ RE06, Yamaha YZF R 125 ab 11-13 Typ RE06
Honda FMX 650 ab 04 Typ RD12, Honda NTV 650 ab 88-88 Typ RC33
Suzuki GSX-R 600 ab 06-07 Typ WVCE, Suzuki GSX-R 600 ab 08-10 Typ WVCV, Suzuki GSX-R 600 ab 11 Typ C3, Suzuki GSX-R 750 ab 06-07 Typ WVCF, Suzuki GSX-R 750 ab 08-10 Typ WVCW, Suzuki GSX-R 750 ab 11 Typ C4, Suzuki GSX-R 1000 ab 07-08 Typ WVCL
Harley Davidson Pan America 1250/Special ab 21 Typ RA1
Honda VFR 800 ab 14 Typ RC79, Honda VFR 800 ab 17 RC93
Triumph Tiger 1200 Desert / Alpin ab 20 Typ V301A, Triumph Tiger 1200 XCA/XCA/XR/XRX ab 18 Typ V301/V301A, Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 ab 12 Typ V13VG, Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 XR/XC ab 16 Typ V201
Honda CB 600 Hornet ab 07-08 Typ PC41, Honda CBF 500 ab 04 Typ PC39, Honda CBF 600 N/S ab 04-07 Typ PC38, Honda CBF 600 N/S ab 08-10 Typ PC43, Honda CBR 650 F ab 17 Typ RC96, Honda CBF 1000 ab 06-09 Typ SC58, Honda CB 1100 SF X-11 ab 99-04 Typ SC42, Honda CB 1100 SF X-11 ab 99-04 Typ SC42, Honda CBR 1100 XX ab 01-02 Typ SC35, Honda CBR 1100 XX ab 03-08 Typ SC35, Honda CBR 1100 XX ab 99-06 Typ SC35
BMW S 1000 RR ab 09-11 Typ K10
Kawasaki Versys 1000 ab 19 Typ LZT00C
Honda Integra 750 ab 14 Typ RC71, Honda Integra 750 ab 16 Typ RC89, Honda NC 700 D integra ab 12 Typ RC62, Honda NC 700 S / SA / SD ab 12 Typ RC61, Honda NC 700 X / XA ab 12 Typ RC63, Honda NC 750 D integra ab 14 Typ RC71, Honda NC 750 D integra ab 16 Typ RC89, Honda NC 750 D integra ab 18 Typ RC89, Honda NC 750 S / SA / SD ab 14 Typ RC70, Honda NC 750 S / SA / SD ab 16 Typ RC88, Honda NC 750 X / XA / XD ab 14 Typ RC72, Honda NC 750 X / XA / XD ab 16 Typ RC90, Honda NC 750 XA / XD ab 21 Typ RH09
Kawasaki Versys-X 300 ab 17 LE300
Triumph Sprint ST 1050 ab 06-09 Typ 215NA
Kawasaki Versys 1000 ab 12 Typ LZT00A, Kawasaki Versys 1000 ab 15 Typ LZT00B, Kawasaki Versys 1000 ab 17 Typ LZT00B, Kawasaki Z 1000 ab 10 Typ ZRT00D, Kawasaki Z 1000 SX ab 11 Typ ZRT00G, Kawasaki Z 1000 SX ab 14 Typ ZXT00L
Yamaha MT-09 / SP ab 21 Typ RN69, Yamaha MT-09 / SP ab 23 Typ RN82/83, Yamaha Tracer 9 / GT ab 21 Typ RN70, Yamaha XSR 900 ab 22 Typ RN85/86
Harley Davidson Breakout FXBR/FXBRS ab 18 Typ ST1, Harley Davidson Fat Boy FLFB / FLFBS ab 18 Typ ST1, Harley Davidson Low Rider FXLR ab 18 Typ ST1, Harley Davidson Sport Glide FLSB ab 18 Typ ST1, Harley Davidson Street Bob FXBB ab 18 Typ ST1, Harley Davidson Street Bob 114 ab 22 Typ FXBBS
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Suspension technology - all about riding dynamics and seating position!
The seating position on production motorcycles is often not suitable for everyone. Here you'll find everything you need to know about riding position and suspension.
Long or short legs. A secure position is the be-all and end-all when riding a motorcycle, especially for beginners who are not yet able to properly assess the weight of a motorcycle. With our rear lift and lowering kits, you can modify your motorcycle according to your wishes. Lowering the rear of the motorcycle is a good way to keep both feet firmly on the ground. But we can also offer something for taller riders. Raising the rear end gives you a more comfortable riding position and, of course, a more agile motorcycle, as the wheelbase is shortened by raising the rear end.
In the suspension technology category, for example, we have the following for you:
- Raise »
- Lowering »
- Installation service »