Buying Guides

A fuel tank lock seals the tank and stops fuel theft. Match the model, key type and seal so it locks positively and does not leak vapour.

A replacement headlight must match your model lens, reflector type, bulb holder, and wiring. Here is how to choose a headlamp assembly that bolts on and lights correctly.

A brake caliper clamps the disc to stop the bike. Learn how to match mounts, piston size and ABS type, and the symptoms that mean it must be replaced.

TPFC is the rear tail panel cover that tidies the tail, mounts the tail light and shields the subframe. Here is how to match type and colour for a factory look.

The rear swingarm (jhula) keeps the rear wheel aligned and the suspension working. Learn how to match the rear suspension U fork and swingarm to your model.

A fuel-injected bike that will not start or loses power often has a tired fuel pump motor. Here is how to confirm the fault and choose the right EFI pump assembly.

A fork pipe is the chrome inner tube that slides inside the fork. Learn how to measure it, match seals and brake type, and choose between a bare pipe and a complete front fork assembly.

An RR unit controls charging voltage. Match the pin count and model to fix overcharging or a flat battery – here is how.

Brake rotors must match diameter, mounting pattern, and ABS type. Here is how to choose the right disc and recognise when to replace it.

Chain and sprocket kits must match pitch, tooth count, and length. Here is how to choose the right kit and when to replace it.