• Acerbis / Cycra voorvork beschermers Wit KTM SX 125/150/250 15 - & SX - F 250/350/450 15 - & EXC 250/300 16 - & EXC - F 250/350/450/500 16 - & Husqvarna FC/TC 125/250/300/350/450/501 15 & Gas EC/MC 125/250/300/350F 2021 - MxProStoreParts
Acerbis

Acerbis / Cycra White Front Fork Protectors for KTM SX 125/150/250 15- & SX-F 250/350/450 15- & EXC 250/300 16- & EXC-F 250/350/450/500 16- & Husqvarna FC/TC 125/250/300/350/450/501 15 & Gas EC/MC 125/250/300/350F 2021

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Product description

The Acerbis / Cycra white fork guards provide reliable protection for the lower forks of KTM, Husqvarna, and GasGas motorcycles. This set is designed for intensive off-road use and delivers reliable protection without excessive weight or compromising fit.

  • Color: White
  • Material: Plastic
  • Contents: Set of two fork guards for the left and right forks
  • Model/Code: 0017842.030 – Lower Fork Cover (Acerbis)
  • Compatibility: Designed for KTM SX/SX-F, EXC/EXC-F; Husqvarna FC/TC; GasGas EC/MC and related models from the specified years
  • Installation: Simple attachment using standard mounting points for quick installation

Thanks to these fork guards, the fork legs will remain better protected against stones, branches, and impact damage during rough rides. The white finish keeps your motorcycle's appearance clean and sleek, while the plastic construction offers sufficient resilience to absorb small impacts. Ideal for motocross, enduro, and off-road riding where protection and durability matter, without sacrificing ride experience or ease of maintenance.

Specifications

  • SKU
    0017842.030

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