Description
Stage6 R/T MK2 CNC aluminum Triple Clamp Aerox
The Stage6 triple clamp in its MK2 version – a one-piecse CNC-machined triple clamp designed for Yamaha Aerox / MBK Nitro before 2004. It provides a significant upgrade over the stock cast clamp, offering maximum precision, increased rigidity, and a high-end racing look at the front of the scooter.
Design Stage6 R/T Triple tree
CNC-machined from high-strength aluminum, this triple clamp combines precision, rigidity, and low weight, with consistent quality even under intensive use. It features a unique adaptable system that accepts both 30 mm and 33 mm fork tubes using the included reduction bushings. The combination of a hard-anodized finish and a cataphoresis-coated (KTL) black steering tube ensures long-term protection against wear and corrosion.
Fitment and Installation Stage6 MK2 Triple Clamp
The Stage6 MK2 triple clamp for Yamaha Aerox installs as a direct replacement for the original clamp with 30 mm fork tubes, or in combination with the Stage6 R/T fork tubes Yamaha Aerox. On MBK Nitro and Yamaha Aerox until 2004, installation is plug-and-play. On other models, such as the Yamaha BW’s / MBK Booster after 2004, front wheel alignment adjustment using spacers may be required.
It also remains compatible with previous-generation Stage6 33 mm fork tubes and can be installed without issue.
Features Stage6 R/T MK2 Triple Clamp:
- Materials: High-strength CNC-machined aluminum with hard-anodized clamping areas and KTL-coated steel sterrtube
- Racing finish: Visual contrast with signature orange ring + laser-etched Stage6 logo
- Safety markings: Laser-engraved torque specifications at each clamping point for precise installation
- Integrated steering stops: Built-in safety feature to limit excessive handlebar rotation during extreme riding or in case of a crash
- Fork diameter: 30 mm (with bushings) or 33 mm (direct)
- Steering column diameter: 27 mm
- Installation: Plug-and-play, compatible with Stage6 R/T fork tubes
- Compatibility: Yamaha Aerox (direct installation). For other scooters, front wheel alignment should be checked
