JMP Steering Head Hex Nut - 35 mm - M28x1.0

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The JMP Steering Head Hex Nut (775.44.88) is an essential precision component designed for Yamaha motorcycle owners and mechanics looking to maintain or restore steering fork integrity. It provides a secure, high-strength connection for the steering assembly, ensuring long-term stability and a clean look for the front end of your bike. While it is built to exact specifications for M28 x 1.0 thread patterns, users should verify their specific steering stem dimensions before purchase to ensure compatibility, as it is strictly limited to 35 mm applications.
| Model Part Number | 775.44.88 |
|---|---|
| Brand | JMP |
No, it is only compatible with systems requiring an M28x1.0 thread and 35 mm diameter.
This product is the hex nut component only; ensure you retain or purchase your specific bike's locking hardware separately.
If the threads are pristine, you can, but replacing it with a new JMP unit is recommended if the old nut shows signs of thread wear or rounded edges.
You will need a torque wrench and a 35 mm socket, preferably a 6-point socket to minimize risk of slippage.
It is recommended to check during every major service interval or if you experience any steering instability.
Verify the thread pitch is exactly M28x1.0; clean stem threads of dirt or rust.
Ensure you are using a high-quality 35 mm 6-point socket to prevent rounding the edges.
Re-check the torque values in your service manual; ensure the bearing lock washers are seated correctly.
To install, ensure your steering stem threads are clean and free of debris. Apply a light layer of high-quality chassis grease to the threads to prevent binding before threading on the nut by hand. Always use a 35 mm socket or specialized steering nut tool to reach the required torque specification as outlined in your specific Yamaha motorcycle service manual. To maintain the finish and structural integrity, avoid using impact wrenches which can damage the hex edges or strip the fine threads. Regularly inspect for signs of loosening after the first 500 miles following installation.