About the Suzuki TM250
Two fork-seal sizes and a separate clutch application for the TM250.
Suzuki TM250 fork-seal choices divide at 1974 in this selection. That makes the model year and fitted front end especially useful checks on a motorcycle that may have been rebuilt with replacement suspension. Compare the old seal dimensions before choosing between the earlier and later products.
Compare fork dimensions and clutch-plate type
Clutch service requires a different comparison. The featured steel plate belongs to the clutch stack and is distinct from a friction plate. Inspect plate condition, thickness and stack position, then establish the quantity needed for the actual repair. One product entry does not represent every component in a complete clutch pack.
Know your model before choosing partsSuzuki TM250 repair checkpoints
Use the complete model, year and fitted assembly. Each product has its own application and package contents.
1972–1973 forks
The earlier set specifies 34 × 46 × 10.5 and lists TM250 1972–1973. Confirm the installed fork.
1974–1975 forks
The later set specifies 35 × 48 × 10.5/11 and lists TM250 1974–1975. Do not select it by outside appearance alone.
Steel clutch plates
The featured steel plate lists 1972–1975. Compare tangs, thickness and stack position, and check the purchase quantity.
Identify your model before orderingSuzuki TM250 identification checklist
Use the identification on your machine and the component being repaired.
- Read the TM250 model year and note any replaced front end.
- Record fork-seal inside diameter, outside diameter and height.
- Identify steel versus friction clutch plates and record the original stack order.
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