Ohlins Steering Dampers Review at RevZilla.com 

Maybe your stabilizer needs service,try to check the fluid inside,and yes at 0scale out of 18,it should feel like thereis not even on the bike,also check your tire pressure,and your front suspension is set correctly,as an owner of a ninjaZX10R I have this ohlins scale 10 of 18,and still 2nd and 3rd gear close to rev limiter I feel strong vibrations,adjust it to your own riding style,ride safe cheers!

It's 3x overpriced. Blows my mind

No, you don't really need a steering damper for those riding conditions. -DrewZilla

Yes, it can help stabilize your bike in the wind. -DrewZilla

For the S1000R, you don't need to measure. You aren't missing anything. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/ohlins-steering-damper-bmw-s1000r-2014-2018

Take a look at the Ohlins option for your bike. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/ohlins-steering-dampers-kawasaki-zx6r-zx636-2013-2017

It isn't required, and you probably don't need one if you're riding casually on the street. -DrewZilla

RevZilla sounds good thanks!

+MrTopGunnar We only have Ohlins dampers to fit up to the 2006 CBR600RR. If your model as the HESD electronic damper, you might not need a different damper. -DrewZilla

+Pedro Did the instructions not include the appropriate torque settings for your bike? If not, you may need to consult your bike's factory service manual for appropriate specs. -DrewZilla

Mine was 100 Nm

It's hard to know what the exact issue is without seeing the damper in person. If it's an Ohlins steering damper, you can contact Ohlins directly for troubleshooting. -DrewZilla

RevZilla yes it is the exact one in the video. Thank you.

+Conrad Ulysses Trybus It would likely help. You should also check your steering head bearings as well as wheel/tire balance. -DrewZilla

+RevZilla Thanks.

I don't seem to be able to find ohlins damper clamps that mount on the mounting kit from the bottom of the clamp. I always see the common "sideway" mounting clamps.

As long as you get free movement throughout the whole range of motion lock to lock, you should be fine. -DrewZilla

Just got an XSR900. Was it worth it over how it feels factory?

+Chief AzN Dampers usually require bike-specific mounts. Therefore, you cannot mount just any damper on any bike. We don't have anything for the Duke 200, but you should be able to find a specific application elsewhere. -DrewZilla

+ebubekir binici For stop and go traffic, you would likely prefer a lower setting. It's really up to you to decide what you like. -DrewZilla

+RevZilla the hyperpro one and the long hydraulic part moves/shifts up and down is that normal? Not where the bolts are but the outter layer of the rod

Unfortunately, no, we don't have anything compatible for you. -DrewZilla

We do not have an Ohlins kit for the FZ-09, but it's possible others have made an Ohlins fit. The only option we have is a GPR stabilizer. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/gpr-v4-stabilizer-yamaha-fz-09-2014-2017

I was thinking about getting the V4, but the online reviews I've read don't seem to be very positive. Quite a few people seem to have leaks after a few months (something I doubt the Ohlins suffer from). What's your impression in terms of their quality? It's a fairly heavy investment...

We don't have any long term experience personally, and only 1 of the reviews on the site noted leaks, though it was multiple times. The issue seems limited. Ohlins is likely better if you can find a mount. -DrewZilla

For the Honda, we only have one for 2005-2006. For the Kawasaki, we only have them for 2009-2012 and 2013-2018 (US model years, so the 2009-2012 won't work for you). For the Suzuki, yes, we have an option. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/ohlins-steering-damper-suzuki

We have options from both Toby and K-Tech. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/toby-steering-damper-road-yamaha-r6-1999-2000 *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/toby-steering-dampers-race-yamaha-r6-1999-2000 *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/k-tech-steering-damper-race-yamaha-r6-1999-2002 *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/k-tech-steering-damper-road-yamaha-r6-1999-2000

It depends on the quality of the stock damper and the quality of the aftermarket damper. If a bike has an Ohlins damper as stock, then it's going to be great quality. The stock damper on the ZX6R should be pretty good if I recall correctly. -DrewZilla

No, the model for the double-R is not compatible with the single-R. -DrewZilla

So far, no, we do not have any available for that model. -DrewZilla

Order from Thailand I am using one

@@magmafist Careful A LOT of fakes in SE Asia. They look like real Ohlins but they are NOT and the major differences are in the internal components, so do be careful when buying esp in SE Asia.

It depends on the specific RAM mount you have and how the specific Ohlins damper mounts to your bike. If you use a steering stem RAM mount and the Ohlins damper mounts to your steering stem, then you'd have an issue. Otherwise, you probably won't have an issue if you use a bar-mount RAM mount. -DrewZilla

Unfortunately, we do not have any to fit your Monster. -DrewZilla

We don't have much experience with Mupo, but they seem to be high quality. -DrewZilla

thank you RevZilla

You're welcome! -DrewZilla

Yes, it's an easy switch to Ohlins. The specific piece will come with mounting hardware and instructions. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/ohlins-steering-damper-yamaha-r1-2004-2008

No, we currently do not have any steering damper options for the Street Cup. -DrewZilla

If you check out our parts finder on our website, you will see if we offer anything for both of your bikes. Check out the link below or reach out to our Gear Geeks at 877.792.9455 or cs@revzilla.com. Ride safe - Pat www.revzilla.com/motorcycle-parts

Currently, we do not have one for the MV Agusta F3. -DrewZilla

You might only need one if you're actually racing on a race track. -DrewZilla

RevZilla thankyou

check out the ohlins blackline dampers

theres a reason why its cheap as hell... because its CHEAP as hell bud

I would never buy something cheap that is so important for your life if it breaks. Like their helmets. Would never buy one even if I got it for free. It's simply not worth it if it kills you.

err no it doesn't!

These Chinese one is actually BETTER in some very limited situations. For example many Japanese, Italian and Chinese made "scooters" are rigged with the fake Chinese Ohlins dampers and used (mostly) in "city" driving conditions. The Chinese (admittedly low quality) have FAR less resistance, even at the very lowest Ohlins "click" setting ... Thus, the Chinese made copies will leave city drivers of light weight scooters with faster maneuverability, tighter U turns, etc. than the Ohlins orig. Granted they won't last as long and will degrade in their damping faster than the original Ohlins. But at a 94% discount to Ohlins pricing, just get another one ever 2-3 years. If you you have a 10,000-50,000 dollar motorcycle (or more) and/or are racing your bike, the original might make probably does make good sense, esp for those who are rich and don't care. But there are large segments of the market where the Chinese copies will do just fine, and in SE Asian city driving, even better due to less friction or drag.

FALSE ! If you choose to opt for “cheaper” (KNOCK-OFF) Safety components, then you pretty much deserve what you get when it fails. Darwin strikes again …

UnkinglyLike if you ride with a $10 steering damper then you are the ass hat

No, we do not have an Ohlins Steering Damper for a Z900 unfortunately. Apologies for any inconvenience! -DrewZilla