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BRP Triple Clamp SUB Mounted 10-17 CRF 250 R

Manufacturer: Billet Racing Products
Fits Honda models, 2010–2017
SKU: TCA-SUB-9257R
€451.81 excl tax
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The BRP SUB Mounted Triple Clamp, featuring the SUB Mount "Scotts under Bar," is a versatile solution for mounting Scotts Stabilizers below handlebars. Ideal for various riding conditions, especially motocross and grand prix. Most models come with rubber-mounted bar mounts to reduce vibration.

BRP triple clamps cater to diverse rider ergonomics, offering a 25mm (1″) taller bar position and greater "RTS" (Relative to Stem) distance than stock clamps. This setup enhances ergonomics for most riders.

The BRP SUB Mount supports 1 1/8″ bars, and optional 7/8″ bar adapters are available. SUB mounting offers benefits such as:

  • Reduced risk of rider contact with the stabilizer
  • Prevents stabilizer damage in crashes
  • Shorter tower for more positive stabilizer action
  • Ability to add bar pad for added rider protection
  • 25mm (1″) taller bar position for taller riders

BRP triple clamps are crafted from high-quality 6061-T6 billet aluminum, stronger than OEM units and comparable in weight. Precision-machined fork bores feature a 2-pinch bolt design that increases clamping surface and prevents fork twist.

This easy bolt-on assembly requires basic hand tools and can be installed by a novice mechanic.

SPECIAL NOTES:

Depending on the model, additional hardware like headlight & Odo brackets or mounts may be required and are an additional charge. Some applications only support solid-mounted bar mounts, and fork pinch bolts may come from the front. For more information about these possible options, please specify in the customer notes section during checkout, and we will contact you.

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Compatible with
Honda CRF 250R 2010–2017