EBC OE Replacement Brake Rotor
1012-0562 (MFG #: MD2023LS)
$443.99
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$443.99
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$443.99
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EBC OE Replacement Brake Rotor for Triumph Tiger Motorcycle - Street
EBC OE Replacement Brake Rotor for Triumph Tiger Motorcycle - Street
$443.99
Sale price
$443.99
Regular price
$443.99
SKU:1012-0562
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Description
British made from German mill rolled precision stainless steel. Laser cut, heat treated and tempered, these discs are the perfect replacement discs for your motorcycle. These discs replace the original discs exactly and require no changes, simply install with new pads and you are all set. For disc pad choices see our wide selection for your own riding style.
FEATURES
- British made quality parts
- Stainless steel
- Direct OE replacement
- Great value for money
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number MD2023LS
Vehicle Information
Triumph Tiger Motorcycle - Street (1995-2006)
The Triumph Tiger, an iconic adventure motorcycle, was produced from 1995 to 2006, evolving through distinct phases. Initially, the 1995-1998 Tiger 900 (T400), known as the "Steamer," featured an 885cc carbureted inline three-cylinder engine. This was followed by the interim 1999-2000 Tiger 885i (T709), which introduced fuel injection to the same 885cc engine, alongside updated styling. The final iteration for this period, the 2001-2006 Tiger 955i (T709EN), saw an increase to a 955cc fuel-injected engine, making it more powerful and road-oriented. Significant updates in 2001 included a new steel perimeter frame and refined suspension, with heated grips becoming standard in 2005 and engine revisions in 2006. Throughout these years, the Tiger was generally offered as a single trim, with engine and chassis updates defining new iterations. FAQ:
Q: How do I ensure this product fits my specific Triumph Tiger model?
A: To guarantee a perfect fit, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page. This will filter products specifically compatible with your motorcycle's generation and year.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil and Oil Filter | 16 000 km or 1 year | Renew at every service interval, whichever comes first. |
| Spark Plugs | 20 000 km | Renew. |
| Air Filter | 20 000 km | Renew. Annual inspection of the air filter housing is also recommended. |
| Coolant | 3 years | Renew, regardless of mileage. Check and adjust level at each service. |
| Drive Chain | Regular check | Check and adjust slack, lubricate regularly. Chain wear should also be checked. |
The maintenance intervals provided are based on various sources and may not be 100% exact for all models within this range. Always consult your motorcycle's official owner's manual for the most accurate and detailed schedule.