Fuel Tank Cushion [Rubber Dampers] – Hyosung GTR GT GV (Various Models)

Description

Ever lifted your main petrol cover only to watch a little black rubber grommet bounce away across the floor? These small but highly vital side buffer pads keep your entire fuel tank structure locked down secure, minimize heavy motor vibrations, and protect your steel paintwork from scratches or abrasive damage. Keeping a fresh Hyosung fuel tank cushion ready is a smart insurance choice. This is an authentic factory piece ensuring an exact fitment and durable, long-lasting rubber performance. Swapping out a squashed or missing grommet rules out steel-on-steel friction, keeping your ride quiet and tight across your latest restoration project.

These parts are pre-milled from dense original equipment elastomers to ensure they handle heavy fuel weight without compressing down to nothing. Reusing a missing or split buffer pad means you get annoying frame-tank rattles after a single season of use, which quickly ruins your overall ride quality. They slot directly onto the mount tabs by hand in seconds without needing specialized garage tools or sticky glues. This package provides an un-complicated targeted fix to keep your panel alignment true on everyday journeys.

💎 CHASSIS RUBBERS HYOSUNG FUEL TANK CUSHION OVERVIEW

📜 Confirmed Fitment Guide

🔧 Installation Tips & Advice

• Wipe the Mount Post Clean: Use a clean cloth to thoroughly remove old oil silt, road dirt, or grit from the frame locating pins before pushing the new rubber home. Keeping this area flat prevents the metal from scraping.
• Verify Your Frame Quantities: Most standard setups utilize exactly two side buffers to balance the front tank section evenly. Look under your tank tunnel during your maintenance project and change your checkout value to 2 if both sides are lost or flat.
• Never Ride Without Damper Protection: Skipping these rubber pads allows the steel base to rock sideways under acceleration. This severe friction can crack the welded frame mounts or break your exterior paint layers, leading to expensive bodywork tasks.