Hyperpro Streetbox Suspension Kit

The Hyperpro Streetbox is the ideal suspension upgrade, offering enhanced handling and performance for your motorcycle. This kit provides a balanced and responsive ride, increasing your confidence on the road.

Description

The Hyperpro Streetbox Suspension Kit combines a replacement progressive front fork spring kit with an adjustable emulsion shock absorber. This comprehensive upgrade provides easier cornering, reduced braking distance, and improved tire life. Experience a better balanced motorcycle with superior overall feedback, allowing you to push your bike to its limits with confidence. The shock absorber is built with Hyperpro's modular system, ensuring full serviceability and parts exchangeability for long-lasting performance. Upgrade your ride with the Hyperpro Streetbox and feel the difference in every turn. This kit is engineered to provide a smoother, more controlled ride, whether you're commuting or carving through twisty roads. The adjustable emulsion shock allows you to fine-tune your suspension to your specific riding style and load, ensuring optimal performance in all conditions. The progressive front fork springs further enhance handling and stability, providing a more planted feel through corners.

Features & highlights

• Progressive front fork springs improve handling and stability.
• Adjustable emulsion shock absorber allows fine-tuning of rebound damping.
• Manual preload adjustment on the shock absorber to suit varying loads.
• 50 Clicks of rebound adjustment for precise suspension tuning.
• Reduces braking distance for increased safety.
• Extends tire life by promoting even wear.
• Modular shock design ensures serviceability and parts availability.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Hyperpro
• Product Name: Suspension Kit
• Mounting Position: Front, Rear
• Shock Features: Manual preload adjustment, 50 Clicks rebound adjustment
• Material: Aluminum, Steel
• Color/Finish: Black, Gold, Purple

Important to know

Installation may require specialized tools and mechanical knowledge. Consult a qualified technician if you are not experienced with motorcycle suspension work.