YAMAHA MT-07 Tracer (USA FJ-07) 16-19 – lowering kit

Do you have a YAMAHA MT-07 Tracer (USA FJ-07) 16-19 – lowering kit that gives you challenges with your footing? Hyperpro's professional lowering solution gives you the control and safety you need – without compromising on handling.

Complete lowering system with -25mm

This lowering kit from Hyperpro is designed to give you an effective and comfortable lowering of 25mm. The kit includes lowering springs for both the front fork and rear shock, ensuring a harmonious balance between the front and rear. This is the most comfortable and technically correct way to lower your motorcycle.

Important things to know about lowering with a spring kit:
When lowering with a spring kit, the seat height does not change in an unloaded state, as the springs must have the same length as OEM in order not to sit loosely on the shock absorber. However, in a loaded state – when the rider is sitting on the motorcycle – the seat height will be the specified 25mm lower. The progressively constructed Hyperpro spring thus provides both better comfort and an effective, controlled lowering while riding.

This system is superior to simple lowering solutions because it preserves the motorcycle's original geometry and suspension characteristics, while giving you the necessary lowering exactly when you're on the motorcycle - that is, when it actually matters.

Advantages of Hyperpro lowering kit

• Lower center of gravity and improved control – especially noticeable when cornering and at low speed
• More secure footing when stopping – both feet reach down more easily
• Progressive Springs – Hyperpro's springs provide better comfort and stability than linear OEM springs
• Harmonious balance – front and rear work optimally together
• Maintained ride comfort – no harsh or uncontrolled suspension

Assembly and setup

Professional installation is highly recommended. Correct preload, sag measurement and suspension adjustment are essential to achieve the best results. An incorrectly installed lowering can negatively affect the handling of the motorcycle.