A tilt-decoupled steering device of a motorbike includes a handlebar bridge for receiving a motorbike handlebar, a fork bridge for receiving a fork leg, and at least one decoupling device connecting the handlebar bridge to the fork bridge. The handlebar bridge is mounted such that it can rotate about a steering axis and is secured about a tilt axis orthogonal to the steering axis, and the fork bridge is mounted such that it can rotate about the steering axis and about the tilt axis. The decoupling device transfers a steering movement and a steering torque in a steering direction about the steering axis between the handlebar bridge and the fork bridge, and compensates for a tilting movement in a tilting direction about the tilt axis of the fork bridge relative to the handlebar bridge.

A tilt-decoupled steering device of a motorbike includes a handlebar bridge for receiving a motorbike handlebar, a fork bridge for receiving a fork leg, and at least one decoupling device connecting the handlebar bridge to the fork bridge. The handlebar bridge is mounted such that it can rotate about a steering axis and is secured about a tilt axis orthogonal to the steering axis, and the fork bridge is mounted such that it can rotate about the steering axis and about the tilt axis. The decoupling device transfers a steering movement and a steering torque in a steering direction about the steering axis between the handlebar bridge and the fork bridge, and compensates for a tilting movement in a tilting direction about the tilt axis of the fork bridge relative to the handlebar bridge.

A motorcycle fork has an upper tree; a lower tree; a steering neck; and a steering stem. The steering stem is connected to the upper tree at a steering stem upper end, and is connected to the lower tree at a steering stem a lower end, and passes through the steering neck. The steering stem is oriented to a steering neck centerline in a first mode. A neck upper bearing race seat is formed on an upper portion of the steering neck. A neck lower bearing race seat is formed on a lower portion of the steering neck. An upper bearing race receives an upper bearing. The upper bearing race is mounted in the neck upper bearing race seat in the first mode. A lower bearing race receives a lower bearing. The lower bearing race is mounted in the neck lower bearing race seat in the first mode.

A motorcycle fork has an upper tree; a lower tree; a steering neck; and a steering stem. The steering stem is connected to the upper tree at a steering stem upper end, and is connected to the lower tree at a steering stem a lower end, and passes through the steering neck. The steering stem is oriented to a steering neck centerline in a first mode. A neck upper bearing race seat is formed on an upper portion of the steering neck. A neck lower bearing race seat is formed on a lower portion of the steering neck. An upper bearing race receives an upper bearing. The upper bearing race is mounted in the neck upper bearing race seat in the first mode. A lower bearing race receives a lower bearing. The lower bearing race is mounted in the neck lower bearing race seat in the first mode.

A fork assembly including a steerer tube and a crown, wherein the steerer tube is fixedly aligned to the crown in a predefined orientation at a time of manufacture.

A fork assembly including a steerer tube and a crown, wherein the steerer tube is fixedly aligned to the crown in a predefined orientation at a time of manufacture.

A motorcycle including an ignition lock which is fastened directly in or on a decoupling element. The decoupling element is integrated into a chassis component or structural component of the motorcycle.

A bicycle frame set includes a front fork, a head tube, a main tube, a seat tube, and a seat stay. The front fork includes a right fork leg and a left fork leg. The front fork is rotatably coupled to the head tube. The main tube is connected to the head tube. The seat tube is connected to the main tube, the seat tube being configured to connect to a seat post. The seat stay includes a first portion connected to the seat tube at a front end of the first portion of the seat stay. When a rear wheel and a front wheel are mounted to the bicycle frame set, the first portion of the seat stay extends in a horizontal direction substantially parallel with respect to a ground plane supporting the rear wheel and the front wheel.

A bicycle frame set includes a front fork, a head tube, a main tube, a seat tube, and a seat stay. The front fork includes a right fork leg and a left fork leg, the right fork leg being substantially parallel to the left fork leg. The front fork is rotatably coupled to the head tube. The main tube is connected to the head tube. The seat tube is connected to the main tube, the seat tube being configured to be connected to a seat post. The seat stay is extending from the seat tube.

A bicycle frame set includes a front fork, a head tube, a main tube, a seat tube, and a seat stay. The front fork includes a right fork leg and a left fork leg, the right fork leg being substantially parallel to the left fork leg. The front fork is rotatably coupled to the head tube. The main tube is connected to the head tube. The seat tube is connected to the main tube, the seat tube being configured to be connected to a seat post. The seat stay is extending from the seat tube.