Ts16949 Certificate Approved Brake Disc of 55093 (25797350)
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 set/month
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Basic Info.
Certification:ECE
Type:Brake Discs
Material:Non-Asbestos
Position:Front
Export Markets:Global
Product Description
Brake disc
Standard: E-MARK
Origin: China
Features:
1) Hardness: 180-240HB
2) Long service life
3) 100% crucial dimension inspection
4) 100% qualification
5) Low noise
Standard for casting is G3000. Standard for machining is SAE-J431.
We use AIMCO# and OEM# and right now we have more than 1, 900 items that can be supplied to the aftermarket
AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# |
3102 | 3438 | 5361 | 5588 | 8978 | 31163 | 31353 |
3104 | 3441 | 5362 | 5590 | 8979 | 31164 | 31354 |
3106 | 3444 | 5364 | 5593 | 8980 | 31165 | 31355 |
3107 | 3445 | 5365 | 5594 | 8981 | 31166 | 31356 |
3108 | 3446 | 5366 | 5595 | 8983 | 31168 | 31357 |
3110 | 3451 | 5367 | 5596 | 8984 | 31169 | 31358 |
3111 | 3452 | 5368 | 5598 | 8985 | 31170 | 31359 |
3112 | 3455 | 5370 | 5599 | 8986 | 31172 | 31360 |
3114 | 3457 | 5371 | 5601 | 8987 | 31173 | 31361 |
3116 | 3458 | 5372 | 5606 | 8988 | 31174 | 31362 |
3117 | 3459 | 5373 | 5607 | 8989 | 31175 | 31363 |
3118 | 3460 | 5374 | 5610 | 8990 | 31176 | 31364 |
3120 | 3462 | 5375 | 5614 | 8991 | 31177 | 31365 |
3122 | 3464 | 5376 | 5617 | 8992 | 31178 | 31366 |
3123 | 3466 | 5377 | 5618 | 8993 | 31179 | 31367 |
3124 | 3467 | 5378 | 5703 | 8994 | 31181 | 31368 |
3125 | 3468 | 5379 | 5704 | 8995 | 31182 | 31369 |
3126 | 3469 | 5381 | 5712 | 8996 | 31184 | 31370 |
3130 | 3470 | 5382 | 8101 | 8997 | 31185 | 31371 |
3132 | 3471 | 5383 | 8105 | 8998 | 31186 | 31372 |
3133 | 3472 | 5386 | 8106 | 8999 | 31188 | 31373 |
3134 | 3477 | 5387 | 8108 | 31000 | 31189 | 31374 |
3136 | 3479 | 5388 | 8109 | 31001 | 31192 | 31375 |
3137 | 3480 | 5389 | 8124 | 31002 | 31193 | 31376 |
3138 | 3482 | 5393 | 8141 | 31003 | 31197 | 31377 |
3140 | 3483 | 5394 | 8146 | 31004 | 31198 | 31378 |
3141 | 3485 | 5395 | 8147 | 31005 | 31199 | 31379 |
3146 | 3487 | 5396 | 8160 | 31006 | 31201 | 31380 |
3150 | 3488 | 5397 | 8163 | 31007 | 31202 | 31381 |
3151 | 3489 | 5398 | 8171 | 31008 | 31203 | 31382 |
3152 | 3497 | 5399 | 8173 | 31009 | 31204 | 31383 |
3153 | 3498 | 5401 | 8179 | 31010 | 31205 | 31384 |
3154 | 3502 | 5404 | 8190 | 31011 | 31208 | 31385 |
- Q: what are the best products for motorcycle maintenance ( e.g. lubricants, brake fluids, etc) ?
- 1. A good set of tools so you have the correct tool for the task. This will make the job easier, faster with less damage to the part being worked on. 2. A shop manual or Clymers manual. (The Clymers is geared more to owners where the shop manuals assume you are already a mechanic and just need specific model advice) 3. Regarding lubricants etc. Use the specific type your owners manual recommends. Do not substitute. For example if it says use Moly grease don't use wheel bearing grease. As far as brand is concerned just don't use the cheapest and you should be okay. I do like Mobil 1 Synthetic for my oil however. It's comparable to AMsoil but cheaper and more readily available.
- Q: to pass an inspection
- The inspection criteria for motorcycles in Texas lists Brakes (System) as the 4th item in the list. That's not very specific, but I would be super surprised if they let you go with no front brake. A motorcycle with only a rear brake is a death trap.
- Q: I have a ninja 250r and I recently start hearing Squeaking noises while I ride it and its getting worst and worst every day the faster i go the louder it get, I don’t really know where is the noise coming from and My front Brake Lever makes click sound when I pull it?? I just want to know what the problem is and how to fix it?
- Some brake levers do make this quite click sound on some bikes,normal,but with two wheels i'd get that squeak seen to.Don't want something failing at speed,just one thing does the squeak stop when you pull the brakes in!
- Q: not really familiar with motorcycle electrical equipment. When I use the handle bar break the break light does not come on but when I use the foot brake it works fine. Any idea what may cause this.Also another problem I seem to have is the flashers, the left 2 flashers work when turned on so long as they are rumbled (reving the engine, etc..) however if idling they just stay lit. the right side the front light does not work at all and the back light just stays lit no matter what.
- Check all of your indicator bulbs 1st, and the flasher unit and your battery voltage which should be around 13.4volts that only leaves the switch to check and for that you need a continuity test meter cheap one will do you for continuity and voltages or get your local bike shop to sort it.
- Q: My friend and I want to get one, but we don‘t want a really big one. I asked this before, but the question didn‘t get posted :(
- 250cc is the minimum allowed on freeways the cruisers are more comfortable for 2 up riding depending on you and your friends size the Honda Rebel 250cc would be fine as well as Honda Shadow 500cc both are cruiser's and very reliable bikes try and buy a used one to learn on because it will get dropped at least once
- Q: i have a class c drivers license would i need a motorcycle license to drive a 150cc 9hp scooter on the road?
- Legal Definitions: Motorcycle. A motor vehicle having a seat or saddle for the use of the rider and designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with the ground. Motor-driven cycle. A motorcycle, including a motor scooter, with a motor which produces not to exceed five brake horsepower. ----- A 9hp scooter, a vehicle having a seat or saddle for the use of the rider and designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with the ground, is a *motorcycle*. ---- License: CLASS C . any vehicles, except those requiring a Class M qualification .Class C license is authorized to drive a motor-driven cycle with an automatic transmission and cylinder capacity of 50 CCs or less or a 3-wheeled motorcycle with an enclosed cab. CLASS M (minimum age 16): A Class M driver’s license will be issued to those persons 16 years of age or older who have demonstrated their ability to operate a motorcycle or motor-driven cycle ---- You need a Class M driver's license to legally ride a 150cc scooter Learn how to Ride a motorcycle safely, or as safe as you can try:
- Q: Please don‘t advise me to take the MSF or anything like that. I am planning on taking it as soon as possible (in the next 2-3 months or so), but excrutiating circumstances require me to get my class M license before I do so. I already know that if I complete the MSF, then I can waive the driving portion of my test to get my class M.What should I expect for this driving test? I have read around and noticed that most people who have taken their test take it right there at the DMV, on a small course they have in the back.However, when I was told what I needed to perform the test, I was told that I needed to bring (along with my motorcycle) a car that was insured and registered, so the instructor could follow me. Now why would they need to follow me if I were merely driving around in the back of their parking lot?Does anyone know what I should be expecting for this test? Will it be a combination of driving on the street AND driving their little test course?Thanks!
- Some of the things I would have looked at are the oil, oil filter, air filter, carbs/fuel system, spark plugs, wires, and points/electronic ignition, tires and rims, chain, brakes drums/rotors and shoes/pads, light bulbs, battery and charging system (ie: stator, regulator/rectifier, ect), shocks/struts, any moving frame parts (ie: steering, axles, swing arm pivot point, ect), clutch, and transmission synchronizers. This is all I can think of right now, but it should get you started. If you need any more help just email me.
- Q: When I ride my motorcycle, I get a clunking noise from the front end when going slow over bumps and i get a little shake when braking hard. My bike has been lowered 1 1/2 inches. Is this a cause of my suspension or effects of lowering it or some sort of front end bearing? The bike even gets a little bumpy over just patched cracks in the road.
- Loose steering head bearings are quite common, so if you think they might be loose, they probably are. You can find out easily enough by adjusting them.
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Ts16949 Certificate Approved Brake Disc of 55093 (25797350)
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 set/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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