Honda Suspension Kits

All our lowering kits for Honda CBR models are supplied with installation instructions.
Lust Racing produces model specific lowering kits for the following Honda CBR models:

- CBR1000RR 07-08 SC59 jack up kit
- CBR954RR 02-03 SC50 jack up kit
- CBR929RR 00-01 SC44-RRY lowering kit
- CBR900RR 96-99 RRT 96,RRV 97,SC33-RRW 98, RRX 99 jack up kit
- CBR1100XX Blackbird jack up kit (all years)
- CBR600RR 07-09 jack up kit

SEE also our rear suspension lowering kits for Honda CBR models. Honda lowering kits

- CBR1000RR 07-08 SC59 lowering kit
- CBR954RR 02-03 SC50 lowering kit
- CBR929RR 00-01 SC44-RRY lowering kit
- CBR900RR 96-99 RRT 96,RRV 97,SC33-RRW 98, RRX 99 lowering kit
- CBR1100XX Blackbird lowering kit (all years)
- CBR600RR 07-09 lowering kit

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UK based Lust Racing Ltd produces high quality motorcycle accessories, we are proud to be a quality and customer oriented company. Our aim is to provide the best motorcycle aftermarket parts to a competitive price, without you having to sacrifice on quality.
We offer both rising jack up kits and lowering kits for Honda Fireblade models.
Please see our Honda jack up kits if you like to rise the rear end of your bike. Ensure you order the correct kit for your bike, check your Honda's exact type/model and the year of manufacture, thank you.
If you have questions, please send us an email or use our web form. We do our best to reply in a timely manner to all customer enquires.

Lust Racing offers ride height adjuster kits for both early and late Honda CBR1000RR, CBR900RR,CBR929RR and CBR954RR models ,CBR 600RR and Honda CBR 1100 Blackbird models.
Why fit a lowering kit on your Honda CBR?
Lowering kits increases high speed stability and more grip at the rear wheel, providing more acceleration. For racing use adjusting the ride height can solve chatter problems.
For street applications in particular shorter riders find can avoid tip toeing in traffic lights, some also appreciate the meaner look of a lowered bike.

Do you need to do other changes to your bike when you fit a lowering kit?
The bike will stand more upright on the side-stand, this is not an real issue for moderate lowering, with more radical lowering 40mm or more you might like to shorten the side-stand.

Do I need to change the front suspension?
Again, this is up to you with moderate rear suspension lowering, with more radical rear suspension lowering, you should lower the front end about the same amount as the rear. You can lower the front end by simply sliding the front fork legs upwards in the triple clamps "yokes". Adjust one side at the time, this way you can easily measure the exact change, to ensure you slide the fork legs upwards the same amount.
For street applications you should ensure that this modification is legal in your country, ride height changes can in some countries require that the bike is inspected after the lowering at a MOT centre.