Dave at Dynobike explains how to change a the rear shock absorber on Kawasaki’s very popular Ninja 650.
Many riders like to add power to their motorcycles though might sometimes neglect upgrading suspension or brakes to accommodate.
For most riders it may not be necessary to change suspension though for some riders changing suspension can be a great upgrade. Also, some motorcycles as standard are equipped with very soft and road bias suspension designed for the average rider ability and rider weight, so many improvements can be had upgrading your suspension.
You may be an above average weight rider and need firmer suspension or you may carry a pillion and luggage often. Perhaps you are a very competent rider and feel that you’d benefit from better feedback and agility from your motorcycle while enjoying the road or the track.
Additionally, as suspension components get old performance can suffer. It can be the case that replacing your rear suspension might provide better value than having suspension serviced or totally rebuilt.
Whatever your circumstances may be, Dynobike provide various suspension brands to suit all motorcycles and riding styles.
Check Below For Ninja/Z650 Rear Suspension Options
- All, Nitron, Nitron NTR R1, Suspension
Kawasaki Ninja 650/Z650 | Nitron NTR R1 Rear Shock | 17+
$1,195.00 – $1,645.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageQuick View - All, Nitron, Nitron NTR R3, Suspension
Kawasaki Ninja 650/Z650 | Nitron NTR R3 Rear Shock | 17-24
$1,550.00 – $2,045.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageQuick View - -2%This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageQuick ViewAll, Suspension, YSS MZ456 Mono Shock, YSS Suspension
Kawasaki Ninja/Z650 | YSS MZ456 Mono Shock | 17+
$780.00 – $850.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageQuick View
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