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Steering damper with transverse (over tank) mounting
The Bitubo steering damper increases the control of the front-end, eliminating unwanted oscillations. Particularly useful when riding on very uneven road surfaces or extreme riding.
Available with clamp kits ready for fitment on all bikes that are not originally supplied with them, or as alternative to the original equipment damper where they are fitted.
The billet damper body in aeronautical light alloy is CNC manufactured with anodised finishing in the following colours:
Available in various sizes.
Available in several mounting positions:
Technical features:
Bitubo steering damper with nitrogen pressurised coaxial compensation chamber enables a consistently perfect performance (exclusive patent since 1992).
Includes: Specific mounting instructions for each model.
Adjustability:
Bitubo Steering Damper Kit, Over Tank (Transverse) Mounting, Black – Honda CBR600F 1997–1998 / Honda CBR600F 1999–2000 / …
£558.00
The Bitubo steering damper increases the control of the front-end, eliminating unwanted oscillations. Particularly useful when riding on very uneven road surfaces or extreme riding.
Available with clamp kits ready for fitment on all bikes that are not originally supplied with them, or as alternative to the original equipment damper where they are fitted.
The billet damper body in aeronautical light alloy is CNC manufactured with anodised finishing in the following colours:
- A1 Race Red
- A2 Black
Available in various sizes.
Available in several mounting positions:
- Side
- Over Tank
- Under Instruments
- Racing (no front lighting equipment)
Technical features:
Bitubo steering damper with nitrogen pressurised coaxial compensation chamber enables a consistently perfect performance (exclusive patent since 1992).
Includes: Specific mounting instructions for each model.
Adjustability:
- 18 click damping adjustment
Part number: KIT059A2
Fits
- Honda CBR600F 1997–1998
- Honda CBR600F 1999–2000
- Honda CBR600F 2001–2006
- Honda CBR600F 2001–2002