Titanium front brake disc mounting bolt kit
To fit Triumph Daytona 675 / 675R models from years 2006 - 2012
Manufactured from motorsport grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) Titanium, they
are fully CnC machined with
rolled threads and are a fraction of the weight of the standard steel bolts
while maintaining the same strength characteristics. They are also corrosion
resistant so will not rust and will continue to look good and give excellent
service for years to come.
Upgrade your Triumph motorcycle's braking system with this Racefasteners Prolite Titanium Fastener Kit. This Bolt Kit is specially designed for the front wheel and brake discs, providing a secure and durable hold for your braking system. The kit includes 10 Pan Head Socket bolts made of high-quality Titanium Alloy Ti-6al-4v, which is lightweight and strong. The bolts are easy to install with an Allan Key drive so upgrade your motorcycle's performance with the Racefasteners Prolite Titanium Fastener Kit.
BSB, WSB, and MOTOGP technology available for your
own motorcycle
The kit contains 10 front disc bolts including Free UK tracked postage
With other postage options available at checkout
Triumph OEM part number T2020609
These are NOT genuine Triumph parts, OEM part numbers are provided for fitment identification and comparison purposes only
On receiving your disc
bolts and before fitting make sure they match the appearance and dimensions of
your original bolts as we cannot accept returns after they have already been
fitted.
We have Disc Bolt kits for most makes and models and will
also make up bespoke kits for you, so if you are building a special and have
different wheels we can mix and match sets for you. Just get in touch with your
requirements and we will tailor sets to your needs
Please
feel free to take a look at our other items and site for more options,
including exhaust studs, and many fasteners that include taper socket heads,
disc bolts, caliper bolts, flange bolts, standard and Nyloc flange nuts and
sprocket nuts
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