Motorcycle Shock Absorbers

YSS Motorcycle Shock Absorbers Rear Nitrogen Oil for Honda Transalp 700 Code: YSS-MZ456-315TR-36

Spring preload or adjustable spring screw. With the thread of the cylindrical shock absorbers, the user can turn the preload to properly tune the spring and tighten a provided bolt to secure the ring...

Spring preload or adjustable spring screw. With the thread of the cylindrical shock absorbers, the user can turn the preload to properly tune the spring and tighten a provided bolt to secure the ring in place.

The Rebound Adjustable is for controlling the shock absorber's rebound. Fast or slow depending on the driver's needs.

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Description

Description

Spring preload or adjustable spring screw. With the thread of the cylindrical shock absorbers, the user can turn the preload to properly tune the spring and tighten a provided bolt to secure the ring in place.

The Rebound Adjustable is for controlling the shock absorber's rebound. Fast or slow depending on the driver's needs.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
YSS-MZ456-315TR-36

Dimensions

Genre
Shock Absorbers
Placement
Back
Set
No

Popular Series

Honda
Transalp 700

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Day and night compared to the stock shock absorbers. For Transalp 700, this is an upgrade that should have been done from day one. Now, bumps and potholes are practically nonexistent on the road, and even when loaded, it has the right stiffness with the bike not sagging like it did with the stock. Literally a mandatory upgrade compared to the terrible shock absorbers in many models from this company.

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  • Day and night compared to the stock shock absorbers. For Transalp 700, this is an upgrade that should have been done from day one. Now, bumps and potholes are practically nonexistent on the road, and even when loaded, it has the right stiffness with the bike not sagging like it did with the stock. Literally a mandatory upgrade compared to the terrible shock absorbers in many models from this company.

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Description & Specifications

Spring preload or adjustable spring screw. With the thread of the cylindrical shock absorbers, the user can turn the preload to properly tune the spring and tighten a provided bolt to secure the ring in place.

The Rebound Adjustable is for controlling the shock absorber's rebound. Fast or slow depending on the driver's needs.

Manufacturer

Product Number
YSS-MZ456-315TR-36

Dimensions

Genre
Shock Absorbers
Placement
Back
Set
No

Popular Series

Honda
Transalp 700

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Day and night compared to the stock shock absorbers. For Transalp 700, this is an upgrade that should have been done from day one. Now, bumps and potholes are practically nonexistent on the road, and even when loaded, it has the right stiffness with the bike not sagging like it did with the stock. Literally a mandatory upgrade compared to the terrible shock absorbers in many models from this company.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Day and night compared to the stock shock absorbers. For Transalp 700, this is an upgrade that should have been done from day one. Now, bumps and potholes are practically nonexistent on the road, and even when loaded, it has the right stiffness with the bike not sagging like it did with the stock. Literally a mandatory upgrade compared to the terrible shock absorbers in many models from this company.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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