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Fit Kawasaki ZX6R ZX6RR ZX7R ZX12R Timing Chain Tensioner Manual Cam Chain Tensioner MC Motoparts

Fits Triumph Daytona 675 Street Triple 675 Timing Chain Tensioner - MC Motoparts

Fits Kawasaki ZX6R ZX6RR ZX7R ZX12R Timing Chain Tensioner - MC Motoparts

Fits Triumph Daytona 675 Street Triple 675 Timing Chain Tensioner

Regular Price: $53.68

Sale Price: $53.68
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Description

Technology: CNC machined

Material: Made from T6061-T6 aluminum

Installation: We strongly suggest you to find a professional for installation

Package includes:

Cam Chain Tensioner X1

M6 x 15mm Screw X2

*** O-ring inside the Cam Chain?

* Photos are for reference only.

Length & Sizes:

Length: Approx. 82mm

Feature:

Excellent Performance & Brilliant Design

Durable & Strong

Improve motorcycle performance

Fitment

Triumph Datyona 675 2006-2014

Triumph Street Triple 675 2006-2014

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from 922 reviews

Work like they should and appear to be well

Work like they should and appear to be well made with quality material.

Tim Brown

12/04/2025

{Rear} Fits Harley Davidson Dyna 40mm Lowering TRC Touring Wide Foot Pegs

Fast shipping always a plus

Fast shipping always a plus.

Les Blumling

12/03/2025

MC Motoparts

Ordered an anodized engine case bolt kit for my 2019 Honda grom and was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the product for the price.
Came packaged excellently, everything was there, even some extra stickers.
Everything bolted in and fit perfectly and looks great, would def order again and will refer to friends.

Nick daugherty

11/29/2025

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Easy transaction

Easy transaction. Quick shipping.

Carl M Lasley

11/29/2025

MC Motoparts

Beautiful parts.

These foot pegs are flawlessly machined and beautifully finished. The design is very adjustable and configurable. Grip is good and install is pretty easy. I suggest putting them together with no Loctite, and getting them configured just like you want, and then going back and reassembling with Loctite.

Carl M Lasley

11/29/2025