Bmw S1000rr Front Wheel Captive Spacer Kit, Wera, Ama Ccs Racing on 2040-parts.com
Greenville, South Carolina, US
Manufactured by FastFrankRacing
This set up makes it easier to R&R the front wheel without the wheel/rotor getting hung on the stock protruding wheel spacer nut, but with a few modifications the wheel can be removed without removing the brake calipers.
The spacer is fitted to the left side of the front wheel using a special seal, Included.
Also included is a New Billet axle nut made to fit flush with the inside of the fork.
Additional front wheel spacers for your spare wheels are available for $35.00 each
Available in Black anodize finish
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