Kyosho Motorcycle Steering Pivot Aluminium KM048A with Bearings by GPM  [KM048A]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Aluminium Steering Post With Bearings - 1pc set - GPM KM048A
Price:
£11.76
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM048A
GTIN:
4894538252330
Condition:
Brand New
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Aluminium steering post with bearing interface

The KM048A steering post is an aftermarket part tailored for Kyosho motorcycle model front ends and supplied as a 1pc set. Aluminium construction combined with ball bearings replaces the original plastic or stamped-metal post to strengthen the mounting area for the steering assembly.

As a drop-in replacement, the post locates the fork and steering unit, maintains alignment under load, and serves as a replaceable wear point. The bearings reduce friction at the rotating joint compared to plain-bore posts, helping to keep steering response steady over repeated use.

Fitting is straightforward for anyone familiar with small-scale motorcycle maintenance: remove the front retention hardware, pull out the stock post, install bearings into the aluminium post if they are not fitted, and secure the new post with the original fasteners. Check axial play and re-tighten suspension linkages to the manufacturer's torque figures to prevent binding. Standard hex drivers and pliers suffice for installation.

In setup terms, the aluminium post gives a firmer mounting that may slightly stiffen steering feel by cutting flex; use it alongside measured changes to fork geometry and damping to tune handling. Keep spare bearings for regular servicing to maintain smooth rotation.

Specifications

  • Item: Steering post with bearings, 1pc set
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: KM048A
  • Compatibility: Kyosho motorcycle models

This aluminium steering post is a useful upgrade for Kyosho motorcycle scale models seeking a stronger steering pivot and lower rotational friction for reliable performance and maintenance.

Yes, the product is supplied as a single-piece steering post with the bearings needed for assembly.
Any change is usually modest; the main benefit is improved consistency through reduced flex and friction rather than a dramatic handling shift.
Yes, bearings can be removed and replaced during routine maintenance to preserve smooth pivot action.
Fit bearings evenly, check for axial play before final tightening, and use the original hardware to maintain correct alignment.

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