
damper for firestorm
damper for firestorm
Hi can any one help i would like to get a top mount damper for my firestorm it is a 97 p reg i was thinking of getting a GPR but they dont do one for the fire storm
thanks Plugno1

- Squiffythewombat
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Do you mind me asking why you want a damper fitted? The storm doesnt really shake its head that much? Why not try sorting the front forks first? its much cheaper, and you will REALLY notice the difference.
Damper on a storm is just for looks inmo.
Damper on a storm is just for looks inmo.
Squiffy_The_Wombat
Eagles may soar but wombats dont get sucked into jet engines!!
Eagles may soar but wombats dont get sucked into jet engines!!
steering damper
I have a wp steering damper on mine it was on it when i got the bike and i have only ever ridden it once without it,not very far though but i prefer it with one i have it set quite high as i prefer the steering to be alittle stiff if you see what i mean.
But now i have just fitted 929 front end on i havent tried the bike yet with or with out as its still not finished .The damper will still fit as it had a shim in for the storm forks.But i was just on ebay and there is one for the 929 which fit across the yokes but dont know if i could mount this.It mounts through the top yoke nut then the other end has a bracket but where this mounts i dont know if anyone does please tell
But now i have just fitted 929 front end on i havent tried the bike yet with or with out as its still not finished .The damper will still fit as it had a shim in for the storm forks.But i was just on ebay and there is one for the 929 which fit across the yokes but dont know if i could mount this.It mounts through the top yoke nut then the other end has a bracket but where this mounts i dont know if anyone does please tell
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Plug,
An across the yoke type one won't fit the standard storm coz the bars are mounted strangely and get in the way. However, if you've got different bars etc its possible
Alan,
Have you got the 929 yoke as well?
If so the std 929 damper fitting kit should fit, although you'll possibly have to modify the fitting arm (the bit that bolts under the tank mounting bolts and points out sideways)as the bolt centre may be different on the blade
An across the yoke type one won't fit the standard storm coz the bars are mounted strangely and get in the way. However, if you've got different bars etc its possible
Alan,
Have you got the 929 yoke as well?
If so the std 929 damper fitting kit should fit, although you'll possibly have to modify the fitting arm (the bit that bolts under the tank mounting bolts and points out sideways)as the bolt centre may be different on the blade
I've got an inferiority complex
But its not a very good one!
But its not a very good one!
http://www.pdq1.co.uk/matris2004.htm
This lot do one "916 style" which I assume is accross the yoke type.
http://www.carpimoto.it/content/prod/l_ ... or_red.htm
should show a picky
This lot do one "916 style" which I assume is accross the yoke type.
http://www.carpimoto.it/content/prod/l_ ... or_red.htm
should show a picky
Max


steering damper
Hi Ben yes i have complete 929 front end and fancy across the yoke damper although my wp damper will still fit without any probs.
The damper on ebay is an arrow its start price is not cheap at 150 but if it doesnt sell may get it cheaper i can dream
thanks Alan
Ps. just looked on the links Max yes they look the biz the arm just bolts onto the tank so maybe i could fabricate a bracket or is it possible to get a fitting kit for my own damper to fit across the yokes?
Alan
The damper on ebay is an arrow its start price is not cheap at 150 but if it doesnt sell may get it cheaper i can dream

thanks Alan
Ps. just looked on the links Max yes they look the biz the arm just bolts onto the tank so maybe i could fabricate a bracket or is it possible to get a fitting kit for my own damper to fit across the yokes?
Alan