ÖHLINS - Fork Springs (08777-90) Options:2006-2014 Kawasaki Versys 650 - 12 inches (293 mm) S1000RR 10-17 ZS61-1410 ZS61-1415 R3WB GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: ÖHLINS - Fork Springs (08777-90) Options:2006-2014 Kawasaki Versys 650 - 12 inches (293 mm) S1000RR 10-17 ZS61-1410 ZS61-1415 R3WB GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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SKU: 62823081034
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ÖHLINS Fork Springs (08777 90) Options:2006 2014 Kawasaki Versys 650 12 inches (293 mm) S1000RR 10 17 ZS61 1410 ZS61 1415 R3WB GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 S1000RR 10 17 ZS61 1410 ZS61 1415 R3WB S1000R 14 17 ZS61 1410 ZS61 1415 R3WB KTM Brand Model Year Note KAWASAKI KLX230R 2020 2021 YAMAHA WR250R 2008 2020 See notes above Öhlins fork springs are developed specifically for Öhlins cartridge kits and front forks But they are also in itself a great front end upgrade and as such available as a spring upgrade for most major bike models

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