Ohlins FKS 221 NIX 22 Front Fork Cartridge Kit, 29in For Harley Softail ’18-’22

Ohlins’s FKS 221 NIX 22 Front Fork Cartridge Kit, 29 inches is made specifically for Harley-Davidson Softail (2018-2022) models listed below.

Imagine – riding your Harley-Davidson down the country roads with the improved comfort, control and performance of Ohlins suspension. The NIX 22 cartridge kit extends Ohlins advanced suspension technology to the popular line of Harley-Davidson Sportster and Dyna models. Designed with proven Ohlins NIX-technology to maximize damping performance in the available confines of a fork leg, compression and rebound damping are separated between the legs. Just install and enjoy!

Optional fork spring rates are available for individual rider weights, preferences and use of the bike. Whatever your needs are, you’ll be surprised by the transformation.

The NIX 22 Cartridge Kit is based on the experience learned through decades of testing and racing in top-tier championships. The kit delivers unparalleled performance with stable damping characteristics while ensuring great comfort, contributing to rider confidence. The NIX 22 is designed to increase performance for lightweight sport bikes and street bikes. The kit has the Ohlins proven “NIX” design which features compression damping in the left leg and rebound damping in the right leg. This allows for more precise function and stability. Adjustments are made at the top with the spring preload. The cartridge system fits bolt-on and are easy to install in standard front forks. The NIX 22 Cartridge Kit has been tested extensively and tailor made to suit the individual requirements and characteristics for each individual bike.

• NIX-technology
• External Compression and rebound adjustment
• 22 mm piston diameter
• Range of fork springs available
• Improved feel, control and comfort
• Easy to install
• Springs, oil and installation tools sold separately.

Breakout (2018-2022)

Street Bob (2018-2022)

Slim (2018-2022)

Deluxe (2018-2022)

Heritage Classic (2018-2022)

Low Rider (2018-2022)