Beringer announces Alaskan landing gear
Designed for backcountry operations
The Alaskan landing gear is designed for use on CubCrafters Carbon Cubs, experimental Piper Super Cubs, Just Highlanders, and Murphy Max aircraft. Its three-inch extended gear provides 12 inches of vertical travel for high energy absorption, the company said.
The lightweight, high-strength aluminum gear sells for $6,990 (Super Cub) and $6,290 (Highlander).
Beringer also announced new wheel and brake kits for Van’s Aircraft RV-10 and RV-14 models, as well as Pitts S1 Special and Christen Eagle. Owners can upgrade their aircraft in stages by purchasing a fuselage kit with master brake cylinders and hydraulic hoses and fittings for $824; a finishing kit with main wheels for $3,177 (RV-10) or $2,185 (RV-14); and a nosewheel kit with axle and tubeless tire for $603.
The Pitts S1 kit includes two five-inch main wheels, calipers, discs, aluminum axles, tires, brake master cylinders on the pilot side, and brake lines with fittings. It sells for $2,555. A parking valve option priced at $359 includes parking valve, fittings, and hose.
Additionally, the company is offering a new light sport aircraft bush tire made exclusively for Beringer by Bushwheels. The tire weighs 15 pounds and fits on a six-inch wheel. It sells for $1,100.
