TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Suzuki AN 650 A Burgman Executive ABS 2004–2012 (Multiple Fitments) — 41 × 614 mm — TNK motorcycle fork tube, sold individually
TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Suzuki AN 650 A Burgman Executive ABS 2004–2012 (Multiple Fitments) — 41 × 614 mm — TNK motorcycle fork tube, sold individually

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TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Suzuki AN 650 A Burgman Executive ABS 2004–2012 (Multiple Fitments) — 41 × 614 mm

SKU: 100-0680015

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Sale price €149,90
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Please Note:
Products without an "In Stock" badge are available on backorder.

This is especially true for full suspension products, which are custom-made to fit your specific dimensions and riding style. These items are built to order and typically require 2–5 weeks for delivery.

TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Suzuki AN 650 A Burgman Executive ABS 2004–2012 (Multiple Fitments) — 41 × 614 mm

TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Suzuki AN 650 A Burgman Executive ABS 2004–2012 (Multiple Fitments) — 41 × 614 mm

Important – Sold Individually (1 Piece)

This fork tube is supplied individually (one piece). To replace both sides, add two units to your order.

Replacement fork tube for the scooter applications listed below. Check the stated dimensions and vehicle fitment carefully to ensure compatibility.

Specifications

  • Tube diameter: 41 mm
  • Tube length: 614 mm
  • Finish/colour: Chromed
  • Fork oil seal size listed by TNK: 41 X 53 X 8/10,5

Compatible Models

  • Suzuki AN 650 A Burgman Executive ABS (650 cc) — 2004–2012
  • Suzuki AN 650 AZ Burgman Executive ABS (650 cc) — 2008
  • Suzuki AN 650 Burgman (650 cc) — 2003–2016
  • Suzuki AN 650 L Burgman Executive (650 cc) — 2003
  • Suzuki AN 650 Skywave (650 cc) — 2003–2014
  • Suzuki AN 650 Z Burgman Executive ABS (650 cc) — 2013–2018

OEM References

  • OEM right: 51110-10G00-000
  • OEM left: 51110-10G00-000

Installation Notes

Have the fork tube installed by a qualified motorcycle technician. Check seals and bushings during reassembly, then confirm correct fork alignment before riding.
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