The GPR V5-S Steering Damper is designed specifically for sport and road racing motorcycles, including the Yamaha FZ-07. This black steering stabilizer helps reduce rider fatigue and minimize headshake, supporting more confident handling and improved lap times during aggressive riding. GPR developed the V5-S through extensive testing in the World Superbike and AMA Roadracing paddocks, delivering a compact, lightweight design with responsive fluid control.
Featuring GPR's proven fluid control technology, the V5-S uses shorter fluid ports, updated valving, and quicker reaction characteristics for high-speed riding. The damper is approximately 30% lighter than the original GPR Version 1, helping reduce unnecessary weight while maintaining effective steering control. Its large adjustment dial provides a secure no-slip grip and locks into place with a positive click across 20 settings, allowing riders to fine-tune damping for track conditions, riding style, and personal preference.
This GPR V5-S steering damper is supplied in black and is intended for fitment on the Yamaha FZ-07. Verify motorcycle year, mounting configuration, and application details before installation to ensure compatibility. The manufacturer part number and vendor part number are both 5-5011-4105K. Installation should be completed according to GPR instructions, with all mounting hardware properly secured and steering movement checked before riding.
Features:
- Application: Designed for sport and road racing motorcycles
- Fitment: Intended for the Yamaha FZ-07
- Brand: GPR
- Model: V5-S
- Color: Black
- Part Number: 5-5011-4105K
- Manufacturer Part Number: 5-5011-4105K
- Vendor Part Number: 5-5011-4105K
- Rider Control: Helps reduce rider fatigue and minimize headshake
- Adjustment: Large no-slip dial with 20 positive-click settings
- Valving: Updated valving and shorter fluid ports for quicker high-speed response
- Construction: Approximately 30% lighter than the original GPR Version 1
- Development: Extensively tested in World Superbike and AMA Roadracing environments