CNC Milled Billet Aluminum Motorcycle Parts

Billet parts are cut from solid plate or bar, giving a uniform grain and no casting porosity. We rough most of the material quickly, then use finishing passes with ball and bull-nose cutters for smooth contours on visible surfaces. Pivot bores and bearing seats are bored to size for smooth lever action. Cosmetic chamfers and machined patterns are added on the final pass for a sharp, consistent look.

7075-T6 is preferred for levers, clamps and load-bearing brackets thanks to its strength; 6061-T6 is cheaper and fine for covers and cosmetic parts. Anodizing in black, red, blue, gold, orange or titanium tones is the usual finish, often over a bead-blasted base. Hard anodize adds scratch resistance on parts that see boots or gloves. Laser engraving adds logos and part numbers.

Pivot bores and mounting holes are checked on CMM, and fit is tested on sample bikes or mating parts when available. Each cosmetic part is visually inspected after anodizing, with colors matched across the batch. Critical dimensions are 100% inspected. Typical uses include levers, reservoir caps, frame sliders, triple clamps, axle blocks and dash mounts.