MOTION PRO
MOTION PRO Showa SFF Fork Cap Tool 50mm for Kawasaki and Suzuki Models
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MOTION PRO Showa SFF Fork Cap Tool 50mm for Kawasaki and Suzuki Models
The MOTION PRO Showa SFF Fork Cap Tool 50mm is an essential tool designed for efficient removal of fork caps and compression cartridges on Showa SFF forks. Crafted from durable billet 6061 aluminum with an anodized blue finish, this tool offers both strength and corrosion resistance. Its patented design includes an outer ring that fits securely onto 50mm octagonal fork caps and an inner body that holds the cartridge, allowing for straightforward extraction. The tool's 1/2 inch square drive ensures compatibility with standard ratchets, facilitating quick and effortless disassembly. Its design enables the outer ring to be clamped in a vise, providing a stable grip during maintenance, which reduces the risk of damage to sensitive components. This makes servicing forks faster and safer compared to traditional methods. Compatible with various Kawasaki and Suzuki models from 2014 to 2017, including the Kawasaki KX250F, KX450F, and Suzuki RM-Z450, this tool is an invaluable addition to any motorcycle maintenance arsenal. Featuring a lifetime limited warranty, it guarantees long-term reliability and performance for professional mechanics and enthusiasts alike.
Features:
- For removing the fork cap and compression cartridge on Showa SFF forks
- Outer ring fits 50mm octagonal fork cap
- Inner body holds cartridge for removal from fork cap
- Outer ring can be clamped in vise to hold fork cap securely during disassembly
- Provides secure grip on fork cap and cartridge, reducing risk of damage
- Facilitates easier and faster maintenance compared to other tools
- Constructed from billet 6061 aluminum with anodized blue finish
- s a 1/2 inch square drive for compatibility with standard ratchets
- Designed with a patented, user-friendly design
- Ideal for professional workshops and motorcycle enthusiasts
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