Swingarm Bearing & Seal Repair Kit Ktm Husqvarna Husaberg on 2040-motos

US $

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Belfast, Antrim, United Kingdom

SWINGARM BEARING & SEAL REPAIR KIT KTM Husqvarna Husaberg, US $, image 1

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Type:Body & Frame

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PROACTION SWING ARM BEARING REPAIR KIT KTM / HUSABERG

This kit contains all the needle bearings and seals required to rebuild a swing arm to factory specifications. High quality needle bearings manufactured in Europe. Seals are the robust double lip, steel outer edge type.

The kit does not include the steel bushes, washers and shims, which in our experience, can be re-used...keeping riding costs down.

Will fit:

KTM EXC all models; EXC-F all models (2005 – 2017)
Husqvarna TC all models ; TE all models; FC all models; FE all models (2013 – 2017).
Husaberg (KTM derived) all models.

Kit Includes: 4 x S K F Needle Bearings (same as picture) ---- 4 x Seals

A high quality product from the ProAction team. Free postage to UK.

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