Did all 72 H2's have steering dampers
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Re: steering damper
Friction or Hydraulic? 
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Re: steering damper
HydraulicSmokie wrote:Friction or Hydraulic?
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Re: steering damper
Hmmm - On the face of it this seems to be a strange one?
I am fairly sure that the 1972 H2 did come with both Steering Dampers - Friction & Hydraulic but if you look at the 1972 H2 & 1973 H2A Parts Manual the Hydraulic one is not listed at all - Was it an optional Extra for some Markets?
In fact the first time that an Hydraulic Damper is listed/pictured is in the H2B Parts Manual for 1974?.
Or is it just a Typo on the part of Mr Kawasaki who omitted it by mistake?
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- On the face of it this seems to be a strange one?I am fairly sure that the 1972 H2 did come with both Steering Dampers - Friction & Hydraulic but if you look at the 1972 H2 & 1973 H2A Parts Manual the Hydraulic one is not listed at all - Was it an optional Extra for some Markets?
In fact the first time that an Hydraulic Damper is listed/pictured is in the H2B Parts Manual for 1974?.
Or is it just a Typo on the part of Mr Kawasaki who omitted it by mistake?
Ta Ta Keith.
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Re: steering damper
depend of the countries for the hydraulic steering damper, was standart in France, optional in USA don't know for UK 
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