Factory Links Swingarm Bearing Kit - Kawasaki KX125 1999-2002

The Factory Links Swingarm Bearing Kit is designed for Kawasaki KX125 models from 1999 to 2002. Ea...

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This Factory Links Swingarm Bearing Kit is for owners of Kawasaki KX125 models (1999-2002) seeking to restore their motorcycle's swingarm to OEM specifications. The primary benefit is achieving a precise, factory-quality fit and function using premium materials. A potential caveat is the need for mechanical expertise for proper installation. The kit provides all essential components, including needle bearings, collars, pins, and dust seals, manufactured to meet stringent OEM quality standards.

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Model Part NumberSAK-K-179
BrandFactory Links

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FAQs

What specific Kawasaki models does this kit fit?

This kit is designed exclusively for Kawasaki KX125 models from the years 1999, 2000, 2001, and 2002.

What is the main advantage of using this kit over generic parts?

The primary advantage is that each component is manufactured to meet stringent OEM quality standards for materials, dimensions, and hardness, ensuring an exact fit and reliable performance identical to original parts.

What materials are the bearings and seals made from?

The kit uses high-grade 52100 steel for the pins and nitrile butadiene for the dust seals.

Does this kit include everything needed for a full swingarm service?

Yes, the kit is comprehensive and includes all necessary components: 4 Dust Seals, 2 Needles, 2 Flanged Collars, 2 Plain Collars, and 6 Thrust Washers.

Can I install this kit myself?

Installation requires specific mechanical knowledge and tools. While possible for experienced DIY mechanics, professional installation by a qualified technician is recommended to ensure proper fitment and function.

What should I do to prepare the swingarm before installing the new parts?

It is crucial to thoroughly clean the swingarm pivot bore, ensuring it is free from any old grease, dirt, or debris, and check for any burrs or damage before installing the new components.

Troubleshooting

Swingarm feels stiff or binds after installation.

Verify that all components are correctly aligned and not over-tightened. Ensure no debris was introduced during installation. Check that the needle bearings are properly seated.

Noises persist after installation.

Double-check that all parts from the kit have been installed correctly and that the swingarm pivot bolt is torqued to manufacturer specifications. Inspect other suspension components for wear.

Difficulty installing bearings or collars.

Ensure the swingarm bore is clean and free of burrs. Use appropriate bearing drivers or a press for correct installation. Avoid forcing components, which can cause damage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Restores swingarm to factory specifications.
  • Uses high-quality materials for durability.
  • Provides all necessary components for a complete service.
  • Ensures precise fit and reliable performance.
  • Designed for specific Kawasaki KX125 models (1999-2002).

Cons

  • Requires mechanical knowledge for installation.
  • Specific to certain model years; not a universal fit.
  • Does not include specialized tools for installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Compatibility:

This kit is specifically designed for Kawasaki KX125 models manufactured between 1999 and 2002. Ensure your motorcycle's model year falls within this range before purchasing.

Setup (Installation):

Installation of a swingarm bearing kit requires mechanical aptitude and proper tools. It is recommended that this kit be installed by a qualified mechanic or an experienced individual. The process generally involves:

  1. Disassembling the rear suspension components to access the swingarm.
  2. Carefully removing the old swingarm, bearings, seals, and collars.
  3. Thoroughly cleaning the swingarm pivot bore.
  4. Pressing in the new needle bearings and collars.
  5. Installing new dust seals to protect the bearings.
  6. Reassembling the swingarm and suspension components.

Refer to your motorcycle's service manual for detailed step-by-step instructions specific to your model.

Care:

While the kit components are made from durable materials, proper maintenance prolongs their life. Ensure the dust seals remain intact and free from damage to prevent dirt and water ingress. Regular cleaning of the motorcycle, particularly around the swingarm area, will help maintain the integrity of the seals and bearings.

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