"Another great FOW Part"

Hoses, pipes, clamps, and fixings in a motorcycle are essential components of the fluid and air management systems:

Hoses: Flexible tubes made from rubber or silicone that transport fluids like coolant, fuel, and oil between engine components.

Pipes: Rigid tubes, often made of metal or hard plastic, used for directing fluids or exhaust gases with greater durability and precision.

Clamps: Devices used to securely fasten hoses to pipes or fittings, preventing leaks and ensuring a tight seal. Common types include worm-drive, spring, and T-bolt clamps.

Fixings: Various hardware pieces, such as bolts, nuts, and brackets, used to secure components in place, maintaining the structural integrity and proper alignment of the motorcycle’s systems.

These components work together to ensure efficient and reliable operation of the motorcycle’s mechanical and cooling systems.