Airtime

Uncoated Airtime Air Filter for KTM SX/F 125/150/250/300/350/450 2023 & Husqvarna TC/FC 125/250/350/450 2023

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Product description

The Airtime Un-oiled Air Filter is a dry, low-maintenance air filter specially developed for off-road riders with 2023 KTM SX/F and Husqvarna TC/FC models. This filter keeps dust out of the engine and maintains reliable performance in challenging riding conditions.

  • Compatibility: Fits 2023 KTM SX/SX-F 125/150/250/300/350/450 and Husqvarna TC/FC 125/250/350/450 models, so one filter works across multiple bikes.
  • Filter Type: Un-oiled (dry) air filter; no oil required for installation or replacement, enabling quick swaps during practice and race days.
  • Easy Installation: Simple installation using standard mounting hardware; quickly swap the filter to save track time.
  • Filtration & Performance: Thoughtful filtration technology that blocks dust and small dust particles, allowing the engine to maintain consistent airflow for longer in sandy or dusty environments.
  • Brand Reputation: Airtime is renowned for specialized air filters for off-road motorcycles, with a focus on reliability and fast service for race environments.
  • Part Category: Carburetor / Fuel / Filter; part number JU-0830.

Real-world benefits: reduced risk of dirty intake due to dust in dusty environments, quick swaps during practice and races, and reliable performance without oil or mess in the air system. This makes it ideal for riders seeking maximum mobility and consistency on 2023 KTM SX/SX-F and Husqvarna TC/FC models.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-0830

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