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Kayaba Rear Suspension Yamaha Crypton X135 Yellow 10610442

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Kayaba Rear Suspension Yamaha Crypton X135 Yellow

Kayaba Rear Suspension Yamaha Crypton X135 Yellow 10610442

128,51€139,69€-8%off the recommended retail price 139,69€VAT 24% includedFree deliveryAvailable in 1-3 days

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Kayaba Rear Shock Absorbers
Improved Ride Comfort: They maintain the motorcycle's posture and absorb road vibrations for a smoother experience.

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Precision Tuning: Perfectly calibrated to match the motorcycle’s specifications, ensuring comfortable road performance.

High Performance: Engineered to deliver superior damping and consistency.

Higher Spring Rate: Features a higher degree of spring elasticity for better load management.

Durable Bushings: Equipped with shock absorber silent blocks made from proven, long-lasting elastic materials.

Reinforced Construction: Built with heavy-duty welding on both the upper and lower mounts.

Hard Chrome Piston Rod: Designed to resist chipping and wear on the rod, effectively preventing oil leaks.

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KAYABA

Kayaba, also known as KYB Corporation, is a Japanese company headquartered in Tokyo, founded in 1919 by Shiro Kayaba. It specialises in suspension systems and hydraulic components for cars, motorcycles and other vehicles. Its main products include shock absorbers, steering systems and hydraulic pumps. KYB is one of the largest shock absorber manufacturers in the world, with a presence in 21 countries.