FORK TUBE PULLER BSA TRIUMPH MC-12840
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Fork tube puller for BSA and Triumph motorcycles. Total length of threaded stem is 280mm. For BSA 500, 650, twins and 750 triples from 1971 onwards. For Triumph 500, 650, and 750 OIF twins from 1971 onwards, and 750 triples. Threads into the fork tube to pull the fork tube taper into place in your top triple tree, making re-installation fast and easy. Part number 00-7872.DR. Manufactured by Dirt Racing.
- SKU
- 00-7872.DR
- Brand
- Dirt Racing
- Availability
- In Stock (13)
- General Product Group
- Workshop Tools & Equipment
- General Product Type
- Suspension Tools
- Variant Id
- 203617
FULL DESCRIPTION
Fork Tube Puller for BSA and Triumph Motorcycles
This specialized tool is designed to assist in the re-installation of fork legs into your motorcycle's triple trees. It facilitates a fast and easy process by threading directly into the fork tube.
Key Features:
- Facilitates quick and easy fork leg re-installation.
- Threads into the fork tube for secure engagement.
- Designed to pull the fork tube taper precisely into place in the top triple tree.
- Total length of the threaded stem is 280mm.
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