AIRBAGS' Innovative Two-Wheeler Suspension Technology Secures Multiple National Patents

Recently, AIRBAGS' self-developed series of technological achievements in two-wheeler suspension systems has been granted multiple national patents, marking another authoritative recognition of the company's technological innovation in the field of electronically controlled suspension for two-wheeled vehicles.

The core patented technologies granted this time—"A Variable-Stiffness Air Spring Shock Absorber and a Reverse-Acting Air Spring Shock Absorber" (Patent Nos. ZL 2025 2 2074461.X and ZL 2025 2 1702455.8)—achieve continuous stepless adjustment of air spring stiffness through the expansion or contraction of the air bladder and its contact with floating pistons of varying diameters. This enables automatic adaptation of damping performance to different road conditions and riding demands, significantly enhancing ride comfort and cornering stability for two-wheeled vehicles. The technology has already been applied in leading domestic two-wheeler manufacturers and the Harley-Davidson aftermarket customization segment.

Looking ahead, AIRBAGS will continue to leverage its Nanjing R&D Center to tackle core technologies, driving the two-wheeler suspension industry toward high-quality development with more competitive and innovative products.