alpha Technik Lowering Kit 25mm Yamaha YZF1000R1; Type RN19; Model Year 2007-
ABE
€169.00 gross
Article number:
33-RN19-TL01KBA
Product Details
alpha Technik lowering kit for Yamaha YZF1000R1, RN19, from model year 2007-, EC type-approval no.:e13*2002/24*0163*, seat height reduction approx. 25mm, supplied with all necessary conversion parts, with ABE.General Description
Features:- Tested stability, even with luggage
- Developed separately and type-approved for each vehicle
- Manufactured from proven, high-quality materials
- Lowering measured at the seat surface – genuine seat height reduction
- Quick & easy installation thanks to detailed and illustrated fitting instructions
- With ABE
- Increased riding safety
- Immediately available for over 350 models
For many years, alpha Technik lowering kits have proven their worth, offering riders more riding enjoyment and a secure feeling on the motorcycle.
The lowering kits are ideal for beginners, riding schools, and riders who feel more comfortable on a lower motorcycle. The riding dynamics change only insignificantly. As with all lowering kits developed by alpha Technik, not only is the rear lowered, but the vehicle is considered as a whole and (depending on the model) the front height is adjusted if necessary. Taking into account the valid approval guidelines, the best implementable variant, depending on the vehicle type, such as suspension linkage, spring retainer or shock absorberaufnahme, is used.
All lowering kits are supplied with the required conversion parts and detailed step-by-step fitting instructions.
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Caution: Installation must only be carried out by a specialist workshop.
Changed Vehicle Parts
modified suspension linkage, stroke limiter for original shock absorber.
Scope of Delivery
ABE and all necessary conversion parts
| Manufacturer | Model | Type | Model Year | Note | Homologation | ccm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yamaha | YZF-R1 | RN19 | 2007 - 2008 | Seat height reduction approx. 25 mm | ABE | 1000 |
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