Description
This Axial 2-Speed Hi/Lo Shifter Fork is a direct-fit replacement for the RR10's two-speed transmission, engaging the steel slider to shift between high and low gear range. This small mechanical linkage sees repeated actuation and is a common wear item over time.
Because it's a genuine Axial part built to the RR10's two-speed transmission specification, it's a direct-fit replacement using the vehicle's existing transmission housing, without requiring any other modifications.
This is a functional drivetrain replacement part rather than a performance upgrade, intended for RR10 owners doing two-speed system maintenance or repairing a stuck or worn shift mechanism.
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Shipping Costs By Region
Shipping to the Contiguous United States (excludes Alaska and Hawaii)
As an added benefit, customers in the continental United States can also take advantage of our economical Basic Economy shipping option which offers FREE Shipping on orders over $75 is automatically offered at checkout. If your order does not reach the $75 threshold for free shipping, we offer Flat Rate $3.99 Shipping.
NOTE: Free shipping is only available when shipping to an address in the Contiguous United States, this excludes Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and All International Addresses
Basic Economy Free Shipping is not available to residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and international. Customers in these locations will be charged the actual computed shipping rate at the time of checkout.
Customs Fee for International orders:
- You are also responsible for all customs, duties, taxes and fees that may be charged by your customs.
- We cannot list any amount other than the actual amount paid by you on invoices or customs forms.
Ordering Processing Time
- All orders are shipped within 24hrs. M-Sat.
RETURNS:
- We accept returns within 30 days of purchase.
- Returns must be in it's original condition.
- Buyer is responsible for return fees.
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