• Cycra Radiator Kappen Wit Honda CRF 250R 2022 - 2024 & CRF 450R 2021 - 2024 - MxProStoreParts
Acerbis

Cycra White Radiator Caps for Honda CRF 250R 2022-2024 & CRF 450R 2021-2024

Regular price 56,65
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Product description

The white Acerbis radiator caps form a sturdy protective layer for your Honda CRF 250R (2022–2024) and CRF 450R (2021–2024). Built for off-road adventures, these caps provide reliable protection against debris and rough terrain without sacrificing airflow or cooling.

  • Compatibility: Specifically designed for the Honda CRF 250R (2022–2024) and CRF 450R (2021–2024).
  • Material: Durable plastic with an impact-resistant surface for long-lasting protection.
  • Color: White, for a clean, easily recognizable look on the trails.
  • Installation: Simple installation using the existing mounting points without complicated modifications.
  • Protection: Enhances radiator protection against rocks, stones, and gravel on rough trails and sand tracks.
  • Maintenance: Lightweight and easy to clean; resistant to weather and dust.
  • Brand Quality: Acerbis is known for rugged off-road protection and thoughtful designs that last for years.

With these radiator caps, you’re investing in reliable radiator protection that performs wherever you ride: on trails, sand tracks, and technical singletrack. They help reduce the risk of radiator repairs, maintain proper cooling, and support consistent performance during long days in the backcountry. A smart choice for riders who value durability, simple installation, and a sharp, easy-to-maintain finish.

Specifications

  • SKU
    0024569.030

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