Fork Seal 43x55x9.5/10.5

Description

High-quality fork seals available for virtually every brand and model sold in the USA.

Fitment

This part fits the following vehicles.

Features & benefits

• Available in various sizes to fit a wide range of motorcycle models and for specifications
• High quality materials ensure durability and smooth fork operation
• Sold in pairs

About BikeMaster

BikeMaster has been making motorcycle parts, tools and accessories since 1981, when Ed Tucker launched the brand with basic items like mirrors and tie-down straps. Over more than four decades it has grown into a full catalog for riders who do their own work. It’s sold through Tucker Powersports and motorcycle and UTV dealers across the U.S. When the brand turned 40 in 2021, it said its products had been part of millions of bike projects. The idea is simple: give everyday riders well-made parts that keep a bike running, improve how it performs, or make it fit the rider better, without premium-brand prices.

The brand is aimed at DIY riders, the “Yeah, I can fix that” crowd: weekday commuters, weekend explorers, trail riders, track-day regulars and anyone who works on their own bike in the garage. Its tagline, “We have everything you need to be one with your bike,” fits the size of the range. It covers maintenance and wear parts like brake pads and rotors, chains and sprockets, air and oil filters, gaskets, and batteries and chargers. It also covers controls, ignition, lighting, fuel delivery, exhaust and suspension, plus cleaners, lubricants, protective gear and apparel.

Tools and shop gear are a big part of the brand. BikeMaster sells hand tools, impact drivers, specialty tools, toolboxes with complete tool sets, sag scales, shop stools, and loading ramps for both professional technicians and home mechanics. Its parts fit the major Japanese makes (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Suzuki) as well as BMW, Triumph, Ducati, Moto Guzzi and Can-Am. That makes BikeMaster a dependable choice whether you’re doing a basic service, rebuilding a project bike or setting up your own workshop.