• Acerbis voorspatbord Oranje KTM SX 125/150 13 - 15 & SX 250 13 - 16 & SX - F 250/350/450 13 - 15 & EXC 125/200/250/300 14 - 16 & EXC - F 250/350/450/500 14 - 16 - MxProStoreParts
Acerbis

Acerbis Orange Front Mudguard for KTM SX 125/150 13-15 & SX 250 13-16 & SX-F 250/350/450 13-15 & EXC 125/200/250/300 14-16 & EXC-F 250/350/450/500 14-16

Regular price 22,50
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Product description

The Acerbis bright orange front fender is a durable plastic mudguard specifically designed for KTM models from the SX and EXC families produced between 2013 and 2016. Brand new and ready to use, this front fender offers reliable protection and a striking look on off-road rides.

  • Item Number: JU-0016869.010
  • Material: Plastic (Acerbis quality)
  • Color: Orange
  • Compatibility: Designed for KTM SX/SX-F/EXC/EXC-F models from 2013–2016
  • Design: Functional front fender with a smooth, aerodynamic shape
  • Installation: Fits easily onto standard KTM mounting points
  • Brand: Acerbis – trusted for its long-standing experience in off-road protection

This mudguard protects the motorcycle engine and rider from spray, mud, and rocks when riding over rough, wet, or sticky terrain. The bright orange color enhances visibility on the track, making you more noticeable on trails and race courses. Crafted from high-quality plastic, it provides a long-lasting, easy-to-maintain solution that stands the test of time. Ideal for both competitive riders and recreational KTM owners looking for a reliable replacement or upgrade for their 2013–2016 KTM SX/SX-F and EXC/EXC-F series bikes.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-0016869.010

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