Kyosho GP103 Swing Arm Set - Hang On Rider Handling Upgrade  [KY-GP103C]

Kyosho GP103 - Swing Arm Set
Price:
CAD$15.70
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-GP103C
Condition:
Brand New
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RC Motorcycle Stability Upgrade with Kyosho GP103 Swing Arm Set

The Kyosho GP103 Swing Arm Set is a useful upgrade for hobbyists running the Hang On Rider Series kits. It adds dependable support to the rear suspension, helping your model track truer through corners and reducing unwanted play.

Compatibility Overview for Workshop Use

This swing arm set works with a range of Kyosho motorcycle models in the Hang On Rider lineup, making it a flexible spare or upgrade. Installation is straightforward for anyone familiar with basic RC maintenance, so you can replace worn arms quickly and get back on the track.

Maintenance and Fitment Tips

Check alignment and fastener torque after installation to avoid binding. Regular inspection of pivot points and mounting hardware will extend service life and keep handling consistent during club runs and practice sessions.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

How difficult is it to fit the Kyosho GP103 Swing Arm Set?

Fitting is typically straightforward with basic tools. Remove the old arm, check pivot bushings, fit the new arm and torque bolts to the recommended level for a snug but free-moving joint.

Will this part fit other Kyosho motorcycle kits?

The GP103 is intended for models in the Hang On Rider Series and compatible Kyosho frames. Verify fitment against your specific chassis before ordering if you are unsure.

What checks keep the swing arm performing well?

Regularly inspect mounting bolts, pivot bushings and any play at the axle. Light lubrication at pivot points and swapping worn bushings will maintain smooth movement and handling.

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