Pins

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Drivetrain Pins

Pins are small parts that do an important job in the drivetrain. They locate and hold components in place, keep moving parts aligned, and let assemblies pivot or stay fixed as designed. Over time a pin can wear, loosen or get damaged during service. A worn pin can lead to play, noise or uneven wear on nearby parts. Riders usually replace a pin during routine maintenance, after a repair, or when the original is lost or no longer fits snugly.

We currently have 2 pins in stock, both from Bike Master. They are the BikeMaster Honda Pin 28.4 MM and the BikeMaster MV Augusta Pin 42.5mm. This is a focused selection, so check that one of these matches your machine before you order.

  • Confirm the exact pin your vehicle uses, including its length, before buying.
  • Compare the new pin with the old one to check the size and shape.
  • Inspect the surrounding parts for wear, since a worn mating part can shorten the life of a new pin.
  • Follow your service manual for correct fitment and any related hardware.

To see whether one of these parts suits your ride, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Drivetrain Pins

Pins are small parts that do an important job in the drivetrain. They locate and hold components in place, keep moving parts aligned, and let assemblies pivot or stay fixed as designed. Over time a pin can wear, loosen or get damaged during service. A worn pin can lead to play, noise or uneven wear on nearby parts. Riders usually replace a pin during routine maintenance, after a repair, or when the original is lost or no longer fits snugly.

We currently have 2 pins in stock, both from Bike Master. They are the BikeMaster Honda Pin 28.4 MM and the BikeMaster MV Augusta Pin 42.5mm. This is a focused selection, so check that one of these matches your machine before you order.

  • Confirm the exact pin your vehicle uses, including its length, before buying.
  • Compare the new pin with the old one to check the size and shape.
  • Inspect the surrounding parts for wear, since a worn mating part can shorten the life of a new pin.
  • Follow your service manual for correct fitment and any related hardware.

To see whether one of these parts suits your ride, pick your vehicle to see what fits.