Control arm repair kits for motocross and enduro - rear suspension reconditioning
( number of products: 352 )All Balls swingarm repair kit Yamaha YZF 250 '14-'17, YZF 450 '10-'17, WR 250F '15-'16, WR 450F '16
71,35 € gross/1pcs.
All Balls swingarm repair kit Yamaha YZF 250 '06-'13, YZF 450 '06-'09, YZ 250 '06-'17, WR 250F '06-'14, WR 450F '06-'15
65,71 € gross/1pcs.
All Balls swingarm repair kit Yamaha YZ 125/250 (98), YZF/WRF 400 (98)
69,90 € gross/1pcs.
All Balls swingarm repair kit Yamaha YZ 125 '02-'04, YZ/YZF/WRF 250 '02-'05, YZF/WRF 426/450 '03-'05
68,99 € gross/1pcs.
Control arm repair kits are made for riders who push their MX/off-road bikes hard and want tight, predictable suspension feel again without chasing separate parts. These kits typically include the key wear items (like bushings, seals, sleeves, and related hardware) that restore proper movement and alignment in the linkage/control arm area. If you’re dealing with side-to-side play, clunking over braking bumps, vague tracking in ruts, or a rear end that feels harsh then wallowy, worn pivot components are often the hidden cause—especially after mud, pressure washing, or long hours in sand.
To choose the right kit, start with exact fit/compatibility: match your make, model, year, and specific arm/linkage version because small changes can affect bushing and sleeve dimensions. Next, look at material and design: OEM-style rubber vs. upgraded composite/low-friction bushings, hardened sleeves, and better sealing for wet conditions. Consider your riding conditions—deep mud and frequent water crossings demand stronger sealing and corrosion resistance—then plan maintenance: if you service bearings and pivots often, a more durable kit can save time between rebuilds.
Common mistakes include reusing grooved sleeves, installing dry (no proper grease where required), or pressing bushings in crooked, which quickly brings back play. Replace when you can feel movement at the wheel with the bike on a stand, hear knocking under load, or see torn seals, rusty dust, or uneven tire wear.
Tip: Before installing, clean the pivot bores, lightly deburr edges, and measure sleeve wear—new bushings won’t fix a damaged sleeve.
