376 motorcycles
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Harley-Davidson XLH Sportster 1200 2002
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Ducati 748 S 2001
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Ducati 996 SPS 2001
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Harley-Davidson XLH Sportster 1200 2001
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Suzuki GSX 1200 INAZUMA 2001
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Ducati 748 R 2000
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Ducati 748 S 2000
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Ducati 996 SPS 2000
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Harley-Davidson XLH Sportster 1200 2000
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Suzuki GSX 1200 INAZUMA 2000
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Ducati 996 SPS 1999
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Ducati 996 SPS FOGARTY REPLICA 1999
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Harley-Davidson XLH Sportster 1200 1999
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MV-Agusta F4 750 ORO 1999
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Suzuki GSX 1200 INAZUMA 1999
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Harley-Davidson XLH Sportster 1200 1998
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Honda CB 1000 Big one 1998
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Honda CB 1000 Big one 1997
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Ducati 916 SPa 1996
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Honda CB 1000 Big one 1996
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Honda CB 1000 Big one 1995
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Ducati 916 1994
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Honda CB 1000 Big one 1994
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Ducati 900 Monster 1993
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Honda CB 1000 Big one 1993
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Yamaha FZR 750 R - OW 01 1989
Showa is a highly reputed Japanese suspension brand. Founded in 1938, the Gyoda-based brand initially developed with aircraft landing gear. After the Second World War, Showa branched out into motorcycle production in 1953. The company was approached by a promising young company: Honda.
The two companies have been close to each other ever since, both for production motorcycles and for HRC. But Showa also supplies numerous manufacturers. Today, Showa isone of the world's largest manufacturers in this sector.
Its best-known technical solutions include SFF (Separate Function Forks) technology and EERA (Electronic Equipped Ride Adjustment) semi-active management.
In 2021, Showa will join the ASTEMO Group - a conglomerate comprising Hitachi Automotive System, Keihin and Nissin Kogyo. The group is 66% owned by Hitachi and 33% by Honda.