Hyperpro are a Dutch company with over two decades of experience in manufacturing innovative top-level suspension. Famed for their development of progressive suspension, they produce a full range of products to transform any bike's performance.
Hyperpro steering damper mounting kits are required to mount a the steering damper to the bike. In 98% of the applications it is possible to mount the kit without drilling or cutting in the motorcycle.
The preferred design for a mounting kit is in the top-tank position, so it is possible to see the steering damper and makes it more easy to adjust. Mount kits are available in anodised black or gold.
A steering damper, or steering stabilizer is a damping device designed to inhibit an undesirable, uncontrolled movement or oscillation of a vehicle steering mechanism, a phenomenon known in motorcycling as wobble.
Motorcycles with a short wheelbase and an aggressive steering geometry provides the ability to make very quick changes in direction. As a side-effect it the bike is less stable, gives less feedback from uneven road surfaces, and is more difficult to control. If the front wheel is not completely inline from the direction of travel when it touches down after a small wheelie, it may cause an unwanted wobble. Steering dampers are factory installed on more and more high-end motorcycles, not only sport, but also naked and big all-roads. This is to counter these undesirable behaviour. Steering dampers offer comfort and safety. ...and Hyperpro offers the best!
A Hyperpro steering damper reduces this kind of risk to a bare minimum. These wobbles - Tank-slappers - and vibrations are intercepted by the damper. As a result, you have a bike that steers the way you want and reacts the way you’d hope for in unexpected circumstances. The Hyperpro Steering Damper program is divided into 2 levels; the CSC (Constant Safety Control) steering damper and the RSC (Reactive Safety Control) steering damper. Both steering damper types are made with the highest precision to guarantee the quality and functioning of the steering damper.
