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UFO Black Swingarm Guide for Suzuki RM-Z 250 10-18 & RM-Z 450 07 & 10-17

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Product description

The black UFO swingarm guide is a durable accessory for the Suzuki RM-Z 250 (2010–2018) and RM-Z 450 (2007–2017). Designed for off-road and motocross use, this guide provides protection and smooth swingarm movement during intense rides.

  • Compatibility: Specifically designed for the Suzuki RM-Z 250 (2010–2018) and RM-Z 450 (2007–2017).
  • Color: Black with a matte finish that complements the bike's design.
  • Type: Swingarm guide — protects and supports the swingarm under rider load.
  • Material: Durable plastic that resists dirt, sand, and light track impacts.
  • Design: Compact, lightweight design that takes up minimal space and enables smooth movement.
  • Brand: UFO, a brand focused on functional protection and reliable performance for off-road riders.
  • MPN: SU04912-001
  • Maintenance: Easy to clean and inspect for long-term reliability.
  • Installation: Designed for quick, straightforward installation on the bike's original mounting points.

With this guide, you can reduce wear and damage to the swingarm and adjacent parts from accumulated dirt and stones while riding. It provides consistent, reliable support so you can focus on control and riding enjoyment. Ideal for riders who are constantly seeking better protection and more efficient maintenance intervals without sacrificing performance during training, races, or adventure rides.

Specifications

  • SKU
    SU04912-001

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