Kyosho Motor Cycle CNC-Grade 6-Spoke Rear Wheel KM628/6R by GPM  [KM628/6R]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Aluminium Rear Wheel (6 Spoke) - 1pc - GPM KM628/6R
Price:
USD$22.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM628/6R
GTIN:
4894538056419
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CNC-grade six-spoke aluminium rear wheel

RC-scale aluminium rear wheel supplied as 1pc for Kyosho motorcycle hub patterns. The six-spoke profile is intended for hobbyists seeking improved dimensional stability and repeatable setup reference points compared with standard plastic wheels.

Functioning as a direct replacement where hub geometry matches, the wheel provides reduced radial and axial runout and a robust seating surface useful during balance checks and suspension tuning. The aluminium alloy resists deformation seen in softer materials after repeated installation cycles.

Install by transferring existing tyre and hardware to the aluminium wheel, confirming seating and fastener alignment with the motorcycle hub. Verify hex size, grub screw placement, and locating pin alignment on your Kyosho kit before final torqueing. Perform a low-speed bench spin to check concentricity once fitted.

Specifications

  • Item Kyosho Motor Cycle Rear Wheel
  • Material Aluminium
  • Model Number KM628/6R
  • Compatibility Kyosho Motor Cycle
  • Quantity 1pc

Specifically useful where setup repeatability and a wear-resistant mounting face are priorities; include regular checks of torque and runout to preserve performance.

What measurements should I verify before ordering?

Confirm hub bore diameter, wheel hex size, and locating pin positions on your Kyosho motorcycle to ensure the KM628/6R matches the mounting pattern.

Does aluminium require different tyre glueing techniques?

Adhesives and tyre mounting methods should be compatible with aluminium; when gluing, ensure surfaces are clean and follow adhesive cure times to prevent tyre slip.

How do I monitor wheel wear over time?

Inspect the mounting faces for burrs or scoring, re-check fastener torque frequently, and perform periodic runout checks to detect early wear or loosening.