Precision Alloy Front Wheel KM030 for Kyosho Motor Cycle by GPM  [KM030]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Alloy Front Wheel (3 Poles) Shape - 1pc - GPM KM030
Price:
USD$19.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM030
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Machined aluminium front wheel for Kyosho Motor Cycle applications

The KM030 front wheel is a CNC-friendly design produced as an aluminium alloy aftermarket option for Kyosho Motor Cycle scale bikes. It features a 3-pole spoke profile intended to increase structural stiffness and resist wear while remaining compatible with the original front hub mounting method.

Fit and function: delivered as a single pcs unit, the wheel replaces the OEM front rim on Kyosho Motor Cycle models that match the 3-pole layout. It is suited to modellers seeking a durable metal component for improved handling consistency without altering suspension geometry.

Installation notes: follow the model-specific wheel removal procedure, transfer bearings or internal inserts as required, and install using the existing hub hardware. Validate brake and fork clearances and perform a final torque check after short test runs.

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy front wheel (3 poles) - 1 pcs
  • Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Model Number: KM030
  • Compatibility: Kyosho Motor Cycle

Designed for precise fit and long-term durability, the KM030 provides a robust front wheel option for Kyosho Motor Cycle models; ensure correct bearing transfer and clearance checks before extended use.

What checks ensure proper installation?

Verify hub bore alignment, bearing seating depth and axial clearance, then run a spin check to confirm concentricity before finalising installation.

Recommended bearing handling?

Clean and inspect bearings for wear, press them into the rim with even pressure and ensure any retaining clips or inserts are seated to factory tolerances.

Does the alloy wheel need different fasteners?

Use the original hub fasteners unless specified otherwise; confirm thread engagement and torque to avoid fretting or loosening under load.

Service intervals to consider?

Inspect bearing fit and fastener torque after initial runs and then periodically based on usage intensity; replace bearings showing play or roughness.