| Also known as | H111 |
| Diagram | Fig. 14 — FRAME · ref 2 |
| Subsystem | frame |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1962, 1964–1965, 1967–1974 |
Steering race cup
A steering head race cup for the frame's fork bearing assembly, also known by its older H111 designation.
This is a steering race cup, part number 97-0111, also known under the older H111 designation. It's a frame-side component of the steering head — the cup that the head bearing rides in where the fork stem passes through the frame. Every catalog listing we've got for this one sits under the FRAME figure, and it shows up across a long run of appearances in our records, from 1960 through 1974.
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The cup is a pressed or driven-in fitting at the top or bottom of the steering head, and it's the wear surface the steering bearing balls or rollers actually run against. If the steering feels notchy, loose, or has a flat spot you can feel turning the bars lock to lock, a worn or pitted race cup is often part of the problem alongside the bearing itself.
We don't have model-year specifics tied down for individual machines in this listing, so before you order, check what's actually pressed into your steering head or have the shop confirm fitment against your frame.
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