LOSI PROMO-MX Transmission Gear Set MX1200S Medium Carbon Steel Upgrade by GPM  [MX1200S]

TEAM LOSI DIRT BIKE PROMO-MX MOTORCYCLE Medium Carbon Steel Transmission Gear set - GPM MX1200S
Price:
£22.11
Brand:
GPM
Model:
MX1200S
GTIN:
4894538376753
Condition:
Brand New
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Service brief for transmission gears

Engineered as a replacement pair for LOSI PROMO-MX motorcycle gearboxes, these medium carbon steel gears are supplied to remedy worn teeth and restore smooth engagement.

Install the set when gear wear affects drivetrain smoothness or when adjusting gear mesh for specific performance needs. Remove the worn pair from the gearbox, fit the new gears and confirm correct mesh and clearance against the spur and motor pinion to ensure quiet running.

The medium carbon steel construction is chosen for stable wear behavior and predictable engagement under typical RC conditions, providing a dependable spare for competitors and regular club riders alike.

Packing includes

  • Transmission gear set - 2pcs

Original Name / Part No:

LOS262007

Compatible Models

  • LOSI-1/4 PROMOTO-MX MOTORCYCLE RTR, FXR-LOS06000
  • LOSI-1/4 PROMOTO-MX MOTORCYCLE RTR PRO CIRCUIT-LOS06002

Fit the MX1200S set for an immediate gear replacement on the listed PROMO-MX models and confirm smooth rotation and correct mesh prior to track use.

What is in the box?

The box contains two transmission gears as specified under Packing includes for replacing the worn pair.

Will these fit my PROMO-MX without alteration?

They are supplied as direct replacements for the compatible models listed in the compatibility box; check shaft condition and mesh but no trimming is normally needed.

How do I check gear mesh correctly?

Set the pinion and spur so there is a small visible clearance between the teeth under light pressure, then rotate by hand to confirm even contact across the tooth faces.

Any advice for reducing noise and wear?

Ensure correct mesh, use lightweight gear-safe lubricant sparingly, and inspect teeth regularly for nicks or uneven wear that can lead to noise and reduced life.

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