Description
Triple tree Yamaha BW's up to 2004
Replacement triple clamp in OEM quality for MBK Booster or Yamaha BW's before 2004.
This replacement part lets you easily swap out your bent or worn original fork. It is important to note that the purchase of new steering head bearings is also recommended.
details Triple Clamp:
- Steering column diameter: 27 mm
- Fork diameter: 30 mm
- Fork type: KYB
- Supplied WITHOUT steering head bearings
- For Yamaha BW's up to 2004
- For MBK Booster up to 2004
Triple clamp
The triple clamp, or tree clamp, is a part of scooter and motorcycle forks. It connects the fork legs and the frame, provides for the mobility of the steering and takes the fork tubes as well as the handlebar.
It is not a wear part, nevertheless the triple clamp can be damaged in an accident, or you want to replace the original with a tuning part to improve handling and performance.
Triple clamps for scooters and 50cc motorcycles
On scooters, the original triple clamp is often made of relatively heavy steel. Racing triple clamps are often made of lightweight aluminum, which improves the weight to performance ratio of the machine. The stiffness can also be changed to make the handling more precise.
Motocross triple clamp
On motocross motorcycles , the stock triple clamp is usually made of ligtweight, high performance aluminum from the start. However, it is possible to opt for a triple clamp with a different offset. This allows the caster angle of the motorcycle to be changed to achieve more maneuverability (smaller offset) or more stability (larger offset).
The upper triple clamp in some cases also has two or three mounting positions for the handlebar clamps, allowing the handlebar to be positioned more or less forward and the "seat triangle" to be increased. This makes it easy to adjust the bike to the rider's height.
| Triple Clamp Yamaha BWs 1999 - 2003 d.30mm | |
|---|---|
| Article no. | MF93.105 |
| EAN | 4051272047435 |
| Weight | 2,00 kg |
| Brand | MotoForce |
| Product type | Triple clamp |
| Position | Front |