• BOLT Brake Disc Bolts RM/RMZ KX/KXF - MxProStoreParts
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BOLT Brake Disc Bolts RM/RMZ KX/KXF

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Product description

The Bolt brake disc bolt set is specially designed for the rear brake assembly of popular motocross and enduro models such as the Kawasaki KX/KXF and Suzuki RM/RMZ. These sturdy bolts provide reliable rotor mounting under tough riding conditions.

  • Brand: Bolt
  • Application: Rear brake disc mounting – suitable for Suzuki RM/RMZ and Kawasaki KX/KXF
  • Quantity: 8 bolts
  • Material & Finish: High-quality steel with corrosion-resistant coating for long service life
  • Thread Locking: Pink/red tinted threadlocker on the threaded ends for extra security during assembly
  • Mounting Design: Flanged head design for stable, easy attachment to the rear brake
  • Compatibility: Widely compatible with OEM and aftermarket brake disc fittings

With these bolts, you’ll enjoy a sturdy, low-maintenance mounting that supports brake precision during daily rides and intensive training sessions. The integrated threadlocker helps prevent loosening under vibration, while the corrosion-resistant finish provides protection against moisture and mud. Ideal for riders who want to ensure reliable performance from their rear brake without hassle during replacement or maintenance.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-2009-SKRTR
  • Brand
  • Part
    Brakes
  • Position
    Rear

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