BSHV001
Made from durable materials like rubber or synthetic compounds, seals ensure the longevity and proper functioning of motorcycle components by maintaining proper fluid levels and shielding internal mechanisms.
A swingarm bush is a component used in a motorcycle's rear suspension system to provide a pivot point for the swingarm. Typically made from materials like rubber, polyurethane, or metal, the bush is installed in the swingarm’s mounting points or brackets. It helps reduce friction and vibration while allowing the swingarm to move smoothly and absorb shocks from the road. Proper functioning of the swingarm bush is essential for maintaining the stability and handling of the motorcycle, as well as prolonging the lifespan of the suspension components.
A wheel spacer is a component used to adjust the position of the motorcycle's wheel relative to the axle or frame. Typically made from metal or high-strength composite materials, wheel spacers are installed between the wheel hub and the axle or between the wheel hub and the fork or swingarm. They are used to correct wheel alignment, accommodate different wheel sizes, or enhance handling and stability. Proper installation of wheel spacers ensures optimal wheel positioning, preventing issues such as uneven tire wear and ensuring smooth operation of the motorcycle's suspension and drivetrain.
Manufacturer | Model | Diagram |
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Lexmoto | Valiant 125 EFI [XF125R-E4] | View parts diagram |
Valiant 125 [XF125R] | View parts diagram | |