Motorcycle spare parts

Do you need to maintain and repair your motorcycle? Whether you ride a Honda, Ducati, Kawasaki, Yamaha, KTM, BMW or even a Harley Davidson, at Ixtem Moto you'll find all the motorcycle parts you need. Chain kits, brake pads, brake discs, handlebars, filters, gaskets, cables... Original or adaptable parts, choose from a wide range of references compatible with your machine.

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TRW MEF146-4 clutch spring kit

16,90 €

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Front brake disc TRW MSW221 Yamaha FZR400/600 FZS600...

211,71 €

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TRW MEF321-5 clutch spring kit

15,07 €

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TRW MES352-6 smooth disc kit

41,29 €

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Motorcycle clutch kit TRW MSK232 YAMAHA XJ6 09-

168,35 €

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TRW MCL48DH spacers for 48mm forks

35,24 €

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TRW MCL50EC Handlebars Black 50mm

192,90 €

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TRW MCL51DH spacers for 51mm forks

35,24 €

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TRW MCL250S half handlebar tube Black 250mm

25,16 €

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TRW MCL53EC Handlebars Black 53mm

192,90 €

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TRW MST14FK mounting kit for BMW front brake discs

22,14 €

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TRW MST13FK mounting kit for BMW front brake discs

21,13 €

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TRW MST16FK mounting kit for BMW front brake discs

20,12 €

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Brake disc bolt x5 TRW (MSS113-5) M8x25mm BMW AVANT

11,96 €

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Front brake disc TRW MST311EC Yamaha YZ125/250/450F...

63,48 €

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Rear brake disc TRW MST464 BMW R1200/1250GS R1200R...

127,01 €

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TRW MCB68 brake pads

38,29 €

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TRW MCB792SV sinter brake pads

46,25 €

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TRW smooth disc kit (MES405-7) Yamaha MT-07 / FZ8

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TRW smooth disc kit (MES405-7) Yamaha MT-07 / FZ8

52,43 €

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TRW MES470-7 smooth disc kit

55,42 €

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TRW MCC616-8 clutch disc kit, lined

105,83 €

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TRW MSW236 front brake disc Honda CBR600F / GL1800 /...

214,56 €

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Rear brake disc TRW MST236 Honda VFR800

43,01 €

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Rear brake disc TRW MST398 Honda VFR750/800

78,83 €

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TRW MCB706SV sinter brake pads

73,44 €

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TRW MCB706 organic brake pads

63,34 €

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Front brake disc TRW MST201 Honda XL650/700 Transalp /...

108,77 €

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TRW MCC609 lined clutch disc

117,08 €

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Motorcycle clutch kit TRW MSK204 Yamaha TT600 XT600Z...

146,17 €

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Rear brake hose kit TRW Kawasaki KLR650 ZZR1100

52,40 €

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TRW Kawasaki KLR 250/650 front brake hose kit

81,64 €

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TRW MCC456-7 clutch facings kit

81,64 €

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Motorcycle clutch kit TRW MSK123 GSX-R750 00-05

176,42 €

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TRW MCL52DH spacers for 52mm forks

35,24 €

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TRW MCL285C half handlebar tube Silver 285mm

28,90 €

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TRW MCL285S Alu Black half tube 285mm

25,16 €

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TRW MCS957 brake shoes

53,40 €

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TRW MCB832P brake pads (parking brake)

27,59 €

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Rear brake disc TRW MST386 Suzuki GSR 600, INAZUMA...

97,78 €

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TRW MCB648SH sinter brake pads

41,50 €

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TRW MCB655 brake pads

45,71 €

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Frequently asked questions

Here are the most frequently asked questions to help you choose your motorcycle equipment, helmet or accessory.

How do I maintain my K&N air filter?

K&N offers a maintenance kit. An oil to lubricate your filter and a cleaner to clean it at every service. Steps to clean your air filter:

- Remember to wear gloves, as K&N's cleaning fluid is quite aggressive.

- Apply the cleaner to both sides ofthe filter

- Rinsethe filter with tap water in the opposite direction to the airflow, to remove impurities.

- Drain filter and leave to air dry for a few hours

- When dry,apply oil along the folds of the filter, about 8 to 10 cm from the filter. Your K&N air filter should turn red. If it's double-sided, remember to do both sides.

For cleaning, you can also use the dishwasher method. Tested and approved by yours truly :)
When should you change the spark plug on your motorcycle?

If your spark plug has reached the end of its life, you'll quickly notice. You'll notice a loss of engine power, and possibly higher fuel consumption. You may also have difficulty starting the engine. This is often one of the first symptoms.

To check the condition of a spark plug, remove the anti-parasite plug and dismantle the spark plug(s). You have one spark plug per cylinder.

The electrodes on your spark plug are wearing. They're eroding. The gap between the electrodes increases and the spark is no longer of good quality. The gap between the two electrodes is specified in your motorcycle's technical manual.

Spark plugs should be replaced between 20,000 and 60,000 km, depending on the motorcycle.

To find out more about spark plugs, we invite you to watch our video on the subject :)
What type of motorcycle battery should I choose?

There are 3 main types of motorcycle battery on the market today: conventional, maintenance-free and lithium.

- Conventional batteries

These are the batteries with the traditional yellow caps on top. The acid is supplied separately, and must be poured into the battery to activate it. The battery level should then be checked regularly and adjusted by adding distilled water. Do not use tap water. Ideally, the battery should be checked once a month. The battery is transparent white, making it easy to see the level.

They should be charged before first use.

This is an economical battery that lasts a long time if you maintain it regularly.

- Maintenance-free batteries

Same principle as conventional batteries, you just pour in the acid to activate them. But there's no need to top up the level. Once closed, it's all over. They last from 3 to 5 years.

As with conventional batteries, they should be charged before first use.

Maintenance-free motorcycle batteries include gel batteries. The electrolyte is no longer liquid acid, but a gel. This means you can position the battery horizontally without worrying about leaks. Ideal for off-road use, they are often found on trail bikes or high-end motorcycles. In the event of an accident, the risk of splashing is greatly reduced. They are, of course, maintenance-free and normally already charged, but don't hesitate to check their charge level, which depends on storage conditions at the manufacturer's or distributor's premises. They are, of course, more expensive than acid batteries. BS SLA batteries, for example, are gel batteries.

- Lithium batteries

Lithium batteries are the most efficient. They are more compact and lighter than traditional batteries. For a battery that generally weighs 4.4 kg without maintenance, it will weigh just over 1 kg with lithium. This is a significant gain, especially if you're a competitive rider looking to reduce the weight of your motorcycle. High-performance, they are recommended for large single-cylinder bikes and short trips where the traditional battery doesn't have time to recharge. They also withstand storage, so you can theoretically go through the winter without recharging. They are, of course, more expensive than traditional batteries. Skyrich batteries are original equipment on Ducatis and KTMs.

Professional advice

On older bikes, it's a good idea to check the charging circuit. A faulty regulator can damage a Lihium battery, or even cause a fire if it overheats.

Motorcycle spare parts

Parts for maintenance and repairs

For over 15 years, Ixtem Moto has been the specialist in motorcycle parts. We offer a wide catalog of spare parts for the maintenance or repair of your motorcycle. We've developed a search engine that lets you find all the parts compatible with your motorcycle in just 1 click. Motorcycle batteries, spark plugs, filtration, brakes, carburetors, cycle and electrical parts... It's up to you to choose what you need.

We've also worked on brand names to offer you competitive alternatives to original motorcycle parts, whether you're looking for a cheaper equivalent or a higher-performance part.

Worth noting

You'll find many original and adaptable parts on our site. What's the difference?

Original parts

These are the parts supplied by the original manufacturer of your two-wheeler. These parts are identical to those present on the model at the time of purchase.

No compatibility problems
Higher price
Identical appearance

Adaptable parts

These are motorcycle parts that are compatible with your vehicle. They are similar to the original ones, but come from other brands.

Less expensive
Aesthetics sometimes different from the original

How to find the parts you need?

With over 80,000 motorcycle part numbers, it's not always easy to find what you're looking for. At Ixtem Moto, we make it easy. Here are a few steps to help you easily find compatible spare parts for your motorcycle or scooter.

1 - Select the brand of your motorcycle or scooter

2 - Select the model of your machine

3 - Indicate the year of your vehicle

All parts compatible with your two-wheeler will appear in the search results.

Pro tip

Don't neglect the maintenance of your motorcycle. The lifespan of your beauty and your safety depend on it. Maintaining your motorcycle will keep it performing at its best and prevent breakage. You can carry out most maintenance operations yourself, but if you're not up to the task, don't hesitate to consult our tutorials on Youtube or visit our DocBiker workshop in the Paris region (95).

The basic elements to check are motorcycle tires: external condition and pressure. Remember to adjust your tire pressure to suit your riding style: track, off-road, road... You'll find pressure gauges and compressors on the site to help you.

Also check your engine oil level. Poor lubrication or missed service intervals can lead to breakage. The motorcycle chain should also be lubricated every 500 km or less, depending on use. It's not enough to simply lubricate it, it also needs to be cleaned to remove abrasive elements that can rapidly degrade it. You should also check the tension regularly.

If you're off-roading, you should check the condition of your air filter more often. Choose quality air filters. We recommend so-called permanent elements: K&N, BMC or DNA filters.

Last but not least, check your motorcycle's braking system for leaks and wear on brake pads and discs. And don't forget to change your brake fluid regularly to maintain your braking efficiency, whatever the riding conditions.