kawasaki z650 plug

I am very happy to receive fast delivery of a plug that performs well. The price is also satisfactory. I am very satisfied with the fact that I trust the company's prompt processing and the price is reasonable.

The quality of the parts and bike protective clothing I had previously purchased was very good.
I plan to continue to pay attention and purchase good products.

I am happy that it is delivered quickly and without any significant shipping costs. -------------------------------------------------- -------- I am very happy to receive fast delivery of a plug that performs well. The price is also satisfactory. I am very satisfied with the fact that I trust the company's prompt processing and the price is reasonable. The quality of the parts and bike protective clothing I had previously purchased was very good. I plan to continue to pay attention and purchase good products. I am happy that it is delivered quickly and without any significant shipping costs. Powered by Google Translator View detail

SUNSTAR Racing Steel Sprocket

Item safe landed..packing was perfect..correct item.my second set for my next change.very good product from sunstar.very surprise package arrived super fast within 3days..well done TEAM WEBIKE!!!.. awesome..highly recommend to shop at webike.thank you.more comming View detail

Black so it looks tighter.

What made you decide to buy?
Since the beginning of the New Year 2024, I have been gradually collecting parts and trying to carry out a customization that I have been envisioning since last year … that customization is to replace the front rear sprocket and chain. Why did I choose the Sunstar Racing Steel rear sprocket? The reason for choosing the Sunstar racing steel rear sprocket and chain is that the power and traction control of modern supersports are constantly subjecting the sprocket and chain to high and fluctuating loads. Although there is no change in weight with the stock steel and Sunstar also made of steel, we chose a rear sprocket that delivers super durability that can take the power.

[How was the installation?
When replacing the sprocket, you will need a racing stand to lift the rear tire and a long spinner handle to loosen the axle nut. Also, a Torque wrench is necessary for Torque management.
Float the tire on the rear stand, loosen the axle nut, pull out the shaft, and remove the wheel. I always use a scrap tire from a car to put the removed wheel on the stand. I always use a scrap tire from a car to put the wheel on the stand.
While removing the Rear Sprocket, it is a good idea to clean up the area around the back of the Sprocket that has become sticky with the Chain lube. After cleaning, fix the Rear Sprocket, but since there is a little play, fix the Sprocket nut while pulling the Chain in the direction where the Chain is pulled. It is recommended to mark the Sprocket nut to confirm the tightness.

How was your experience with it?
At first, I was not sure if I should reduce the number of pins and make it Long, but I didn't want to have a misprint on the Speed display, and I also liked the ride quality of the OEM, so I decided to use the same 43 pins. So there is no change between before and after the replacement, but the OEM 6R is easier to handle. 21 year old ZX-6R has Front 15T, Rear 43 Dings, Reduction Ratio 2.866, Chain linkage 112. View detail

For NINJA400R

Installed on NINJA400R.
Since it is an important safety part, we asked Motorcycle shop to install it.
The feel of operation, texture, etc. was perfect without any complaints.
If you are not confident about installing it yourself, ask a professional contractor to do so. View detail

Inaccurate information on the website

The information on the website say that it is suited for Ninja 400 13-21. I find it is unable to install to my Ninja 400 2020. I think the lever is for the old version of Ninja 400 but not suited for the new one. It is a little bit misleading. View detail

Stable SUNSTAR

I was not sure about BlackSteel, but I decided that lightness is justice.
I changed from 43T to 42T, but since it is Rear, I don't think it changes anything experientially.
Next time I will change Front as well and see how it goes. View detail

Easy to use

Easy to grip and use
It looks cool and perfect! View detail

For CB250F

.Actually this item i could not found in my country (VX Series Joint Link 520VX3). Finally I bought it from webike. It is original. Very good packaging.fast shipping.I am happy to deal with the webike team View detail

Reliable front brake pads with linear feeling

This was my first time purchasing and installing brake pads. The Red "AKA" Pad seems to be a good "moderate" choice. The price is average, and the quality seems high. The pads I replaced were the factory equipment, Tokico/Toyo pads. They were in use for over 40,000kms and the performance was lacking due to old age. In comparison, the stopping power of the Red Pad is better. While testing them, I was able to lift the rear wheel from the ground. The feeling is "linear," or a steady increase in force as the lever is squeezed. There is no sudden movement or unexpected jolts. Installation was simple, according to the official service manual. It is best to clean and maintain the caliper while replacing the pads. Also consider checking and bleeding the brake fluid at the same time. Shipping cost was reasonable, and the packing quality was high. Webike deliver well in this regard. Make sure to double-check the shape and number of pads your bike requires! For V-STROM 650 front brakes, I needed two seperate sets of pads. I recommend looking up a video of the replacement process beforehand. View detail

Parenthesis is better now.

Installation was easy. The Adjuster is gold because gold is everywhere on Motorcycle. I think it matches the Motorcycle very well. I think the operation is better than OEM. View detail

It's easy

If you have a Caulking Tool, you can easily Crimp. If you don't have a tool, use a clip type! View detail

METAL but not Snap.

I always thought it was Casting Iron because SV650 has a magnet on the Left Front Brake disc rotor, but when I looked up the magnet on the CB1000R, a high-end motorcycle I recently bought, I found that there is a magnetic stainless steel version, which I think is the one used in commercial motorcycle rotors. I think the motorcycle rotors are made of it. It is said that about 70% of general stainless steel is SUS304, and the 300 series is the most rust-resistant stainless steel without magnetism. I could not see much change in the pad. But it should have a good life span. View detail

Stainless rotor

The OEM Brake Pads I have used so far were replaced after 25000km and DAYTONA Red Pad after 10,000km. The exception is for Race. The exception is for Race. View detail