Magneto-flywheel Replacement part for Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom rotor (models 2002-2012) (Reference: 32102-06G10)--BIEMMEDUE

This product is a replacement part that meets the original specifications for flywheel/magneto rotor and is specifically designed for the Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom (model code WVBS, model years 2002–2012). The original part number is 32102-06G10. Manufactured to Suzuki's stringent technical standards, this product is a critical rotating component of the magneto ignition system and features a high-performance permanent magnet. It replaces defective original flywheels due to demagnetization, damaged poles, loose counterweights, or a deteriorated connection to the crankshaft (taper/key). This restores a stable magnetic field and ensures proper alternator stator operation and precise ignition timing control. **[Key Advantages]** * **Perfect Manufacturer Compatibility:** This generator was specifically designed for Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom models (2002–2012) and corresponds exactly to part number 32102-06G10. It guarantees perfect compatibility with original parts in terms of dimensions, mounting cone, keyway, and balancing. * **Stable and Powerful Magnetic Force:** Thanks to high-quality permanent magnets, this generator produces a strong and stable magnetic force. It provides a uniform and powerful rotating magnetic field for the stator coils, thus ensuring high performance. * **Precise Dynamic Balancing:** Precise dynamic balancing at the factory guarantees smooth running at high speeds without vibrations and protects the engine bearings. * **Robustness and Reliability:** Its robust construction allows it to withstand high speeds and torque fluctuations, thus ensuring reliable long-term performance. [Compatibility Information] • Compatible Models/Years: Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom (WVBS), 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012. • Original Part Number: 32102-06G10 (Please check that this part number matches that of your old flywheel or the one listed in the workshop manual). • Installation Location: On the left end of the crankshaft, under the magnet cover.