340mm Front Shock Absorber Front Suspension Set Prime Quality for Honda CD 70

340mm Front Shock Absorber Front Suspension Set Prime Quality for Honda CD 70

Front Fork Absorber Components

Fork components form the heart of a motorbike front suspension system. These components absorb shocks, maintain wheel alignment and

provide predictable handling. The main components including the following,

1, Fork Tubes
Fork tubes, also known as stanchions, are the visible outer part of a fork that connects the front wheel to the handlebars. They slide in and out of the fork sliders or lower tubes vertically to absorb bumps in the road. Usually, they are made of steel or aluminium, but may also be coated for added durability.

2, Fork Oil
Fork oil is the hydraulic fluid used within the front suspension system to control damping. As the fork tubes compress and rebound, the oil flows through valves in the damper assembly, which provides resistance to motion and ensures stability. The viscosity of the fork oil affects the suspension's behaviour, with thicker oils offering more resistance and thinner oils allowing for faster movement.

3, Fork Caps
Fork caps seal the top of the fork tubes to prevent oil leaks. Many fork caps also feature adjusters that allow riders to fine-tune preload (spring compression) or damping settings.

F.C.C. Co., Ltd

Established in 1939, F.C.C. Co., Ltd. mainly produces and manufactures clutches and related gaskets for automobiles, motorcycles, multi-purpose vehicles and other types of vehicles, as well as various special machining and special molds.

Japan Honda Techno Industrial Co., Ltd. is its main holding company, and its products are mainly supplied to Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha engines, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries. F.C.C. has a number of cutting-edge core technologies and is currently striving to capture the largest share of the world's clutch market. There are 9 workshops in Japan.

FCC Networks

In the 1980s, FCC began to enter the international market. Today, it has several branches and production bases all over the world. It has set up subsidiaries in 10 countries including the United States, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, the Philippines, China, Indonesia, India, the United Kingdom, and Brazil, now there have 14 production bases.

FCC Customers

Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Harley, BMW, Ford, KTM, Harley, Triumph, Aprilia, TVS, Hero, Bajaj,  and other well-known corporate customers.