Racing Clip-Ons Triumph Street Triple 765 17- (D50mm) Aluminium

Designed to work seamlessly with our upper yoke and manufactured using the same proven technology found in our GP range.

Technical description

• As used in modern GP and SBK racing, the handlebar and steering plate are secured using an Allen-bolt clamping system. This allows a continuous 14° rotation of the handlebars, from the standard position through to a full race setting.
  This solution improves rider safety and significantly simplifies pit-lane set-up, both during fork removal (as the clip-ons remain fixed to the top yoke) and when adjusting the handlebar opening angle.

• A front-mounted truncated cone cuff-to-stub coupling system, derived directly from GP applications, is used to achieve maximum rigidity with minimal external bulk.
  An additional benefit of this design is that it allows the full length of the stub to be utilised for mounting controls.

• A pre-defined collapse section is incorporated to prevent excessive load being transferred to the fork leg in the event of stub failure during a crash, helping to avoid irreparable damage to the internal fork hydraulics.

• The clip-on bar is also fitted with an anti-rotation and anti-slip system. This ensures maximum safety and allows fast, precise positioning of levers and switchgear, particularly for teams that pre-assemble controls on the stubs and may need to remove the stub from the clamp after a fall.

• A vernier adjustment system allows precise setting of the handlebar opening angle. When paired with our upper yoke, adjustments can be recorded quickly and accurately without the need for special templates.

• The clamp is secured using double stainless-steel bolts.

• A vernier is fitted at the end of the tube, allowing it to be shortened easily to suit specific requirements if needed.

Main dimensions

• Inclination angle: 7°

• Offset: 20 mm

• Tube length: 240 mm

• Usable tube length: 240 mm

• Tube diameter: 22 mm external / 16.5 mm internal

• Suitable for 50 mm fork diameter