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Splitstream Titanium Fork Plastic Bolts for KTM, Husq, and Gasgas (6x)

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Product description

The Splitstream Titanium Fork Plastic Bolts are a set of six titanium mounting bolts designed to fasten plastic components to the frame and body of KTM, Husqvarna, and GasGas motorcycles. Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and built for reliable performance in all riding conditions.

  • Material: Titanium for a strong, lightweight construction.
  • Color/Finish: Titanium-colored finish that is corrosion-resistant and long-lasting.
  • Set Contents: 6 pieces included for direct installation.
  • Application: Designed for frame and body fittings on KTM, Husqvarna, and GasGas models.
  • Part Number: JU-TIFGBKTM

This titanium mounting kit offers an excellent combination of weight reduction and reliability. Because the bolts are lightweight yet provide ample tensile and shear strength, the plastic bodywork stays securely in place, even when subjected to riding vibrations. The low-maintenance titanium finish protects against rust and wear, while the professional look of the finish adds to a clean, polished motorcycle. Ideal for enthusiastic riders who perform regular maintenance or upgrades on the plastic bodywork of their KTM, Husqvarna, or GasGas scooter or motorcycle.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-TIFGBKTM
  • Brand
  • Colour
    Titanium
  • Part
    Frame / bodywork

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

Splitstream Racing Products

Sprendlingenpark 21
5061 JT Oisterwijk
Nederland

info@split-stream.com

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