Wilbers shock absorber 640 Adjustline for Honda VFR 800 X Crossrunner 15-

Product details

Wilbers Performance Suspension 640 Adjustline, mono-shock rear, rebound and spring preload adjustable, for Honda VFR 800 X Crossrunner, Type RC 80, model year 15-, with ABE according to scope of use

General description

Adjustline Ø 46 mm – the robust ones: Equipped with a 46 mm piston, they can handle all impacts, are multi-adjustable, and available in various versions. A strong alternative!

Adjustline 640
The basic version of the Wilbers Adjustline boasts the same technology as the more elaborate versions. The difference lies in the omission of the external __AT_GLARY_1__ and the adjustment options in the compression damping. It makes no compromises in terms of responsiveness and durability. Radial pistons, wet-running guides, PTFE-guided spherical plain bearings, and other features redefine the standard for a basic shock absorber. Naturally, the spring preload is continuously adjustable here, and the rebound can be set via an open bleed system with 22 clicks over an extremely wide range. The shock absorber can be retrofitted with many extras from Wilbers.

Features:
- Continuous spring preload adjustment using the supplied hook wrenchs
- 22-way adjustable rebound damping

Additional information and notes:
- In addition to the basic versions with black (Blackline) and blue (Blueline) spring, you can have the spring painted by us in all RAL colours, for an extra charge. Furthermore, it is possible to order the shock absorber as Wilbers Nightline. The aluminium upper surfaces in the Nightline are matt black anodised, the spring is painted black, and applications serving the setting of the shock absorber are red anodised. For extra charge, see form (please specify colour during the order process)
- Also available in various lengths for raising or lowering: please enquire about lengths
- Please also specify during the order process: rider weight including clothing in kg, pillion weight including clothing in kg, luggage weight in kg, frequency of solo operation without luggage in %, frequency of pillion operation in %, frequency of luggage operation in %, riding style (touring/sporty), intended use (race track/street/off-road)