Ohlins Nix 30 Cartridge Kit SUPERSPORT Honda CBR1000RR-R (Showa)
The Öhlins NIX 30 front fork cartridge kit is based on experience gained from international Supersport and Superstock championships. It doesn’t matter if you are heading for a national road racing title or if you are taking your bike to the local race track. The cartridge kit will give you loads of performance, stable damping characteristics and fantastic comfort.
The Öhlins cartridge kit has a unique design with compression damping and the adjustment on the left leg and rebound damping and the adjustment on the right leg – i.e. all adjustments are made at the top together with the spring preload! The cartridge kit system fits bolt on in most standard hyper sport front forks.
The Öhlins cartridge system fits into the original front fork, springs have to be ordered individually. Please follow our recommendations regarding spring rates and oil in relation to rider's weight and preference listed in the specific cartridge kit's mounting instruction.
Ohlins Nix 30 Cartridge Kit SUPERSPORT Honda CBR1000RR-R (Showa)
The Öhlins NIX 30 front fork cartridge kit is based on experience gained from international Supersport and Superstock championships. It doesn’t matter if you are heading for a national road racing title or if you are taking your bike to the local race track. The cartridge kit will give you loads of performance, stable damping characteristics and fantastic comfort.
The Öhlins cartridge kit has a unique design with compression damping and the adjustment on the left leg and rebound damping and the adjustment on the right leg – i.e. all adjustments are made at the top together with the spring preload! The cartridge kit system fits bolt on in most standard hyper sport front forks.
The Öhlins cartridge system fits into the original front fork, springs have to be ordered individually. Please follow our recommendations regarding spring rates and oil in relation to rider's weight and preference listed in the specific cartridge kit's mounting instruction.
