TripNBikers
News
Headphones
Customer service in France Secure payment Easy returns

Adding to cart...

loading logo

Cart subtotal

View my cart
Loading...

Mikuni Boisseau de Carburateur Moto 3.0 VM30/32/34

Enhance your riding experience with the carburettor slide Mikuni VM30/32/34, performance and reliability are guaranteed!

Shipped in 3 days
Boisseau de Carburateur Moto 3.0 Mikuni VM30/32/34 thumbnail
$125.51
+$6.28 offered on your next order Credited after your order is confirmed
Description

The carburettor slide for motorcycle Mikuni VM30/32/34 is an essential component to optimise your engine's performance. Designed with precision, it plays a crucial role in the air-fuel mixture, ensuring smooth and efficient performance of your bike.

This slide stands out for its durability and lightness, weighing only 120 g, which helps to reduce your motorcycle's overall weight without compromising quality. Its dimensions of 40 mm wide and high, and 68 mm long, are ideal for fitting most carburettor configurations, ensuring a simple and quick installation.

With a volume of 109 cm³, this slide allows optimal fuel flow, promoting effective combustion. Whether you're a motorcycle enthusiast or a professional mechanic, this product will meet your expectations in terms of responsiveness and performance.

Choosing the carburettor slide Mikuni means opting for the recognised quality of the brand. Mikuni is synonymous with reliability and performance in the motorcycle world, offering components that ensure an enhanced riding experience. This slide is perfectly suited for thrill-seekers and those looking to get the most out of their machine.

By integrating this slide into your carburettor system, you ensure better engine efficiency and increased responsiveness during acceleration. Don't let small details spoil your passion for motorcycles and choose a product that will enhance your experience on the road.

Additional information
BrandMikuni
Supplier reference1010907
Colorsilver
ColorSilver
Motorcycle brandN/C
Loading...
Loading...