Review the supplier-catalogue labels for motorcycle clutch friction and steel plates. Send the exact catalogue reference, motorcycle make/model/year, requested plate type, quantity and destination so the supplier can verify identity, fitment and current commercial terms before quotation.
Labels and images below are identification references from the supplier catalogue. They do not confirm a compatible application, a complete plate set, stock, price or MOQ.
The supplied catalogue groups these records under clutch friction plates and steel plates. The individual labels do not identify which plate type is included, whether a set is complete, or whether a listed motorcycle name confirms fitment. The photos are visual references matched to the catalogue records.
MODEL-NAME LABELS · CATALOGUE REFERENCES
References with motorcycle names
Use the internal reference when asking the supplier to locate the exact catalogue row. Motorcycle names below are reproduced as labels only; verify each application by part number, model year and market.
Do not infer compatibility from a name. Ask the supplier to confirm the exact generation, year, market and part number for the buyer's motorcycle.
DIMENSION LABEL · CATALOGUE REFERENCE
One additional catalogue label
This catalogue row includes “1.5 mm thick” in its printed label. Treat that wording as a prompt for verification, not as a confirmed tolerance, plate position or complete specification.
Request a drawing or sample check. Confirm which plate is measured, the measurement method, inside/outside diameter, thickness tolerance and application in writing.
NEW · EXACT-OFFER PHOTO REFERENCE
One clutch friction-plate reference
The supplier listing includes reference 22201-KWW-601 and model-name labels. Treat those as identification prompts only; the photo shows a friction plate, not a confirmed complete set.
What to confirm before comparing clutch plate offers
Clutch plate listings can look similar while differing in dimensions, plate count, material or fitment. Use the reference to start the conversation, then compare like-for-like information confirmed for your order.
Identify the motorcycle and part
Make, exact model, year/generation and destination market
OEM or supplier part number, if available
Photos of both sides, plate tabs/splines and the installed assembly
Whether you need friction plates, steel plates, or both
Compare the requested supply
Plate count per set and whether the kit is complete
Dimensions and tolerances verified against a drawing or sample
Material, surface treatment and packaging requirements
Order quantity, target delivery date and destination country
For a wholesale RFQ: request a written quotation that states the confirmed part identity and fitment, plate contents, specifications, MOQ, price basis, availability, lead time, packing and shipping scope. Do not treat a catalogue label as a supplier SKU.
PREPARE A WHOLESALE RFQ
Make the first quote easier to verify
Send one reference per line and separate confirmed details from questions. That gives the supplier a clear basis to check the requested item and return comparable terms for your order.
No. The catalogue labels are starting references. Have the seller confirm the exact motorcycle year/generation, market, part number and dimensions for the requested application.
Does each reference represent a complete clutch set?
The available catalogue data does not establish plate count or set contents. Confirm whether the offer is for friction plates, steel plates, both, and how many pieces are included.
Are the specification, MOQ, price and availability confirmed here?
No. Request a current written quotation based on your reference, quantity and destination. Confirm fitment, specifications, MOQ, price, stock, lead time and packing with the seller before ordering.
NEXT STEP
Need another motorcycle part?
Browse the wider motorcycle catalogue or read the fitment checklist before preparing a multi-item wholesale request.
