SUZUKI GN125 Race Kit,Steering 51622-45FA0-KIT
SUZUKI GN125 Race Kit,Steering 51622-45FA0-KIT is supplied against OEM reference 51622-45FA0-KIT for SUZUKI GN125.
Steering Race Kit for SUZUKI GN125
SUZUKI GN125 Race Kit,Steering 51622-45FA0-KIT is supplied against OEM reference 51622-45FA0-KIT for SUZUKI GN125. The steering race kit carries the front end loads through the headstock bearings, and once the races are notched the bike wants to fall into corners and tracks poorly at speed. Our races kit, steering are made of high-quality materials, with stable performance and long service life. The minimum order is one piece, packed neutral or under your own brand, with ISO9001 certification.
- OEM 51622-45FA0-KIT
- Category: Motorcycle Spare Parts
- ISO9001
- MOQ 1 piece
What You Get With This Reference
- Listed against OEM reference 51622-45FA0-KIT so the part is confirmed before it is packed
- Ordered against the OEM kit number for the listed model
- Restores straight line stability and steering feel
Why Buyers Order It
- Notched races cannot be repaired, only replaced
- Races and balls have to be replaced as a matched set
- Riders in poor road conditions wear headstock bearings quickly
- Finding this reference for SUZUKI GN125 locally often means a long wait or a used part of unknown history.
Where This Part Is Used and Who Buys It
Application Scenarios
- Front end overhaul on a commuter motorcycle
- Repairing steering wobble after heavy use on rough roads
- Workshop stock
Who It Is For
- Motorcycle repair shops serving commuter and delivery riders
- Parts retailers covering SUZUKI GN125
- Fleet operators running delivery motorcycles
- Traders building a commuter parts range for export markets
Technical Data From the Product Record
| OEM No. | 51622-45FA0-KIT |
|---|---|
| Matched Model | SUZUKI GN125 |
| Place of Origin | China |
| MOQ | 1 Pc |
| Certification | ISO9001 |
| Packing | Neutral or custom packaging |
Only values recorded against this reference are listed. Send the number from your old part if you need a dimension that is not shown.
What the Part Is Built To Do
- Upper and lower races supplied together
- Rolling elements matched to the races
- Referenced to the OEM kit number
- Packed as a complete set
Symptoms That Point Here
- Notchy feeling as the bars pass straight ahead
- Wobble on a straight road with hands light on the bars
- Play felt at the forks when rocking the bike with the front brake on
- Tight spots at low speed manoeuvres
How It Compares With the Alternatives
Compared with re-tightening the head nut
Tightening masks play and drives the balls further into the notched race.
Compared with replacing only the balls
New balls in a notched race feel notchy again within days.
Fitting and Service Notes
- Drive the old races out squarely and clean the headstock before fitting new ones.
- Grease the bearings fully on assembly.
- Torque the head nut to the manual figure, then check for both play and tight spots.
- Re-check the adjustment after the first hundred kilometres as the bearings settle.
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Need This Part Confirmed For Your Vehicle
Send the OEM number, the engine code or a photograph of the old part. The reference and the matched models are confirmed in writing before you pay anything.