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Bent a fork leg, scratched a tube or need to refresh tired front suspension? We stock genuine OEM front fork parts for Triumph and Kawasaki, from classic Kawasakis like the KZ305, Z250, KX60 and KX80 to the Ninja 250R, ZZR250, Thruxton 900, Daytona, Speed Triple, Street Triple, Thunderbird and Rocket III.

Our range includes complete fork leg assemblies, inner fork tubes, outer tubes and lower legs, fork springs, fork oil seals and fork shrouds.

Replacing just the damaged part of a fork is usually much cheaper than buying a complete fork. Each listing shows the OEM part number, side, finish and fitment so you can match it to your bike.

If a fork leg bent in a crash, check the fork triple clamps too, as they often bend together. Steering stem parts and yoke covers are in our yokes & steering parts. A front-end wobble can also come from worn wheel bearings, so read the signs of worn wheel bearings. More parts are in our suspension parts.

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FAQ – Front Forks & Fork Parts

Can I replace just one fork tube instead of the whole fork?

Yes. Inner tubes, outer tubes and lower legs can usually be replaced individually. If a tube is bent or badly pitted, replace it rather than straighten it, and fit new seals and fresh fork oil at the same time.

How do I know if my fork tube is bent?

Roll the tube on a flat surface or check it with V-blocks and a dial gauge. Signs on the bike include handlebars that sit off-centre, forks that stick or feel notchy, or seals that keep leaking.

Why do my fork seals keep leaking?

The most common causes are pitting or chrome damage on the inner tube, dirt under the dust seal, or a bent tube. Replacing the seals without fixing a damaged tube usually means they'll leak again quickly.

Are fork springs specific to my bike?

Yes. Spring length and rate are matched to the model and its original weight and use. Fitting the wrong spring changes ride height and handling, so always match the OEM part number or choose a spring rated for your weight.

Should I service both fork legs at the same time?

Yes. Even if only one leg is leaking or damaged, servicing both with the same oil, seals and spring setup keeps the front end balanced and predictable.

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