Kyosho Motorcycle Alloy Rear Wheel Replacement KM033 by GPM  [KM033]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Alloy Rear Wheel (3 Swirl) - 1pc - GPM KM033
Price:
AUD$28.27
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM033
GTIN:
4894538083415
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Replacement alloy rear wheel for Kyosho models

KM033 is a one-piece alloy rear wheel crafted for Kyosho motorcycle model ranges, sporting a three-swirl spoke motif that complements aftermarket spare parts aimed at replacing or upgrading the standard rear wheel.

Switching to an alloy rim affects rotational mass and increases lateral stiffness in comparison to plastic equivalents, which many hobbyists prefer when aiming for steady wheel alignment and repeatable handling on tightened setups.

Fitment is straightforward on standard Kyosho rear hubs: remove the old wheel, check hub and axle interface for correct seating, mount the KM033 wheel and secure fasteners to the original torque specification. Verify tyre bead seating and ensure there is free movement in suspension and drive components after installation.

Specifications

  • Item: Rear wheel (3 Swirl), 1pcs
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: KM033
  • Compatibility: Kyosho Motor Cycle

The KM033 alloy rear wheel suits users seeking a direct spare or a cosmetic and setup upgrade for Kyosho motorcycle models; confirm compatibility with your chassis before final fitting.

Does the wheel require balancing?

In most cases balancing is not needed for single-piece alloy wheels, but check for runout and balance if you notice vibration at speed.

Can I use the original tyre from my plastic wheel?

If the tyre bead and rim dimensions match, you can re-fit the original tyre; confirm bead seating and tyre fit after mounting.

Is the KM033 painted or raw alloy?

Surface finish can vary by batch or seller; inspect the listing for finish details or contact the vendor for images before purchase.

Will this affect drivetrain wear?

If the wheel changes rotational inertia, it can slightly alter load on drivetrain components; ensure correct fit and check for binding after installation.

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