Raceline Steel Gear Pedal - Kawasaki KX 125/250 1983-93, KX500 1994-2004, KX 80/85 1981-2022 - GP200

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The Raceline Steel Gear Pedal is for Kawasaki KX motorcycle owners seeking a durable and economical replacement for their stock gear shifter. Its key benefit is robust steel construction offering enhanced longevity over OEM parts, though it may lack the aesthetic refinements of higher-end options. This pedal provides a reliable performance upgrade for off-road riding, featuring a spring-loaded tip for improved control.

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Model Part NumberGP200
BrandRaceline

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FAQs

What material is the Raceline Steel Gear Pedal made from?

The pedal is constructed from full steel, providing high strength and durability.

Is this pedal a direct replacement for my stock gear shifter?

Yes, it is designed as a direct replacement for the specified Kawasaki KX models, utilizing existing mounting points.

How do I clean the gear pedal?

Clean the pedal with a mild degreaser and water, then dry thoroughly. Regular cleaning prevents dirt buildup and maintains smooth operation.

What are the benefits of the spring-loaded tip?

The spring-loaded tip enhances control by providing a more responsive feel and helps prevent accidental gear shifts during aggressive riding.

Can this pedal fit my older model Kawasaki KX?

The pedal is compatible with a range of years, including KX 80 models from 1981 and KX 125/250 models from 1983. Always double-check the specific model and year range provided.

Is professional installation required?

While many riders can install it themselves, professional installation is recommended if you are not comfortable with motorcycle mechanics, to ensure correct fitment and safety.

What is the manufacturer part number for this pedal?

The manufacturer part number is GP200.

Troubleshooting

Gear pedal feels stiff or difficult to move

Check for dirt or debris obstructing the pivot point. Clean the area thoroughly and apply a light lubricant like lithium grease.

Spring-loaded tip is not returning to position

Inspect the spring mechanism for damage or entanglement. Ensure it is properly seated and free from obstructions. If the spring is damaged, replacement may be necessary.

Inconsistent shifting after installation

Verify the pedal is correctly aligned with the shift shaft and that all mounting hardware is securely tightened to the manufacturer's specifications. Ensure no binding is occurring.

Pedal appears bent or damaged

Immediately cease use and inspect the pedal for structural integrity. Contact the retailer or manufacturer if damage is found, as continued use could compromise safety and shifting performance.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High durability due to full steel construction.
  • Improved gear shifting feel with spring-loaded tip.
  • Cost-effective replacement for OEM parts.
  • Broad compatibility with many Kawasaki KX models.
  • Reliable performance for off-road applications.

Cons

  • May not offer the same aesthetic appeal as premium or custom pedals.
  • Installation may require basic mechanical knowledge.
  • Could be heavier than some lightweight aftermarket options.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This Raceline Steel Gear Pedal (GP200) is confirmed to fit the following Kawasaki KX models:

  • KX 125 (1983-1993)
  • KX 250 (1983-1993)
  • KX 500 (1994-2004)
  • KX 80 (1981-2000)
  • KX 85 (2001-2022)

Setup: Installation typically involves removing the original gear pedal and attaching the Raceline pedal using the existing hardware. Ensure the pivot point is clean and lubricated. It is recommended to consult your motorcycle's service manual for specific instructions and torque specifications. Professional installation is advised if you are unfamiliar with motorcycle maintenance.

Care: To maintain the pedal's performance and appearance, clean it regularly with a mild degreaser and water after riding, especially after exposure to mud or dirt. Dry thoroughly with a clean cloth. Periodically check the pivot point for smooth operation and lubricate as needed. Inspect the pedal for any signs of damage or excessive wear.

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