Description
Steering Head Bearings CPI / Keeway (Chinese 2-stroke scooters). After changing your fork or if you start noticing that your steering head bearings have too much play, it's about time to replace the bearings.
Don't forget to put some grease on the bearings before mounting!
Questions about the product
Notes and Safety
Steering head bearings for scooters, motorcycles and mopeds
Steering head bearings, also known as headset, have the task of facilitating the rotation of the fork. The bearings are usually located inside the steering column and provide the connection between the frame and fork.
How steering head bearings work
Steering head bearings usually consist of balls or rollers located between the inner and outer rings. They are designed to absorb and compensate for vertical and horizontal loads as well as torsional forces generated during driving.
Too much play in the steering column
- The first thing you should do is stop immediately, safety first!
- Then you can check whether the steering column nut is tight and tighten it if necessary.
- If the steering column nut is tight, it is possible that the steering head bearings are damaged and you need to replace them with new ones.
- When installing steering head bearings, it is important to apply grease to the bearings.
Technical details
| Steering Head Bearings CPI / Keeway | |
|---|---|
| Article no. | MF96.20005 |
| EAN | 4051272006302 |
| Weight | 0,20 kg |
| Brand | MotoForce |
| Product type | Steering head bearing |
CPI
Aragon 50ccAragon GP 50ccBingo / Tennessee 50cc (before 2003)Bravo 50ccFormular R 50ccFreaky 50ccGTR 50cc LC - Minarelli horiz.Hussar 50cc AC (after 2003) - Min horiz. (pin 12mm)Hussar 50cc AC (before 2003) - Min horiz. (pin 10mm)Oliver 50cc AC (after 2003) - Min horiz. (pin 12mm)Oliver 50cc AC (before 2003) - Min horiz. (pin 10mm)Popcorn 50c AC (after 2003) - Min horiz. (pin 12mm)Popcorn 50cc AC (before 2003) - Min horiz. (pin 10mm)
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2 Ratings