Yamaha BW80 BIG WHEEL 6mm Aluminum Top Fork Plate – Dual Handlebar Riser Mount

Yamaha BW80 Aluminum Top Fork Plate

A 6mm aluminum replacement top fork plate designed specifically for the Yamaha BW80, with two handlebar riser mounting positions so you can retain the factory setup or switch to readily available aftermarket aluminum risers.

The rear mounting position works with the factory Yamaha BW80 handlebar risers. The additional forward mounting position is designed for generic aftermarket aluminum risers, giving you another option when replacing or updating the original handlebar setup.

Each plate also includes a 3D printed brake line guide/front fender mount. Two guide styles are available to accommodate different setups.

Features:

• 6mm aluminum construction
• Designed specifically for the Yamaha BW80
• Uses the factory fork mounting locations
• Two handlebar riser mounting positions
• Rear mounting holes work with factory BW80 risers
• Forward mounting holes allow the use of generic aftermarket aluminum risers
• Includes a 3D printed brake line guide/front fender mount. Replacement print files are also available free on MakerWorld.
• Works with the factory front fender
• Suitable for restorations, riders, and custom BW80 builds
• Designed by Cerealnaut

Aftermarket Riser Setup:
When using the forward mounting holes with aftermarket risers, the factory BW80 front fender must be modified for clearance. The upper fender ears that extend around the factory handlebar riser area will need to be trimmed off.

When using the factory risers in the original rear mounting position, this modification is not required.

What's Included:

• 1 × 6mm aluminum Yamaha BW80 top fork plate
• 1 × 3D printed brake line guide/front fender mount in your selected style

Please Note:
These parts were designed using an original, nearly 40-year-old Yamaha BW80 as the reference. Like many surviving BW80s, the original machine had worn, bent, broken, or missing components. Every effort was made to reproduce the factory dimensions and fit as accurately as possible, but variations between bikes, previous repairs, and modifications may mean minor adjustment or fitting is required during installation.