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Splitstream Titanium Front Axle/Top Clamp Bolt Set KTM/Husq

Regular price 49,95
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Product description

The Splitstream Titanium Front Axle/Top Clamp Bolt Set is a lightweight, high-quality titanium hardware set for KTM and Husqvarna front axles and top clamps. Specifically designed for riders seeking performance without sacrificing strength or durability.

  • Material: Titanium, exceptionally lightweight and corrosion-resistant for long-lasting performance
  • Contents: Front axle bolt and top clamp bolt set, designed for the front axle and top clamp of KTM and Husqvarna frame components
  • Finish: Titanium-colored finish for a modern, professional look
  • Precision Fit: Precision-machined for exact installation and consistent clamping performance
  • Installation: Simple replacement of standard bolts with reliable fastening and quick assembly
  • Part Number: JU-TIFATCKTM

Benefits text here: With this Titanium Front Axle/Top Clamp Bolt Set, you will noticeably reduce the weight at the front of the motorcycle, which improves handling and responsiveness. The high-quality titanium offers better corrosion and wear resistance under harsh race conditions, so less maintenance is required and you can get back to the track faster. The precise fit ensures consistent handling and reduces vibrations or loose components during hard rides. Ideal for racers and enthusiastic riders who value reliability, durability, and a clean, professional finish on their KTM or Husqvarna motorcycle.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-TIFATCKTM

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