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KTM OEM Outer Clutch Cover Gasket for KTM SX 125 98-15 & EXC 125 98-16 & Husqvarna TC 125 14-15 & TE 125 14-16

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Product description

An Original KTM outer clutch cover gasket, specially designed for KTM motorcycles and Husqvarna TC/TE 125 models. This OEM seal provides a reliable seal between the clutch cover and the housing, preventing oil and dirt from entering during riding and maintenance.

  • Compatibility: Designed for KTM SX 125 (model years 1998–2015), KTM EXC 125 (1998–2016), Husqvarna TC 125 (2014–2015) and TE 125 (2014–2016).
  • Type: Original KTM outer clutch cover gasket, manufactured to OEM specifications for a perfect fit.
  • Material: Copper-colored gasket with reliable sealing and resistance to oil and engine temperatures.
  • Design: Round seal with four mounting holes for straightforward, stable installation around the clutch cover.
  • Installation: Easy to replace during standard maintenance or leak repairs, with no modifications to the housing required.

This gasket provides a precise, durable seal that helps prevent leaks and keeps the clutch and engine area clean. As an original KTM part, it fits seamlessly with original factory components and preserves the integrity of the transmission and clutch for long-lasting performance. Ideal for racers and enthusiastic mechanics seeking reliable OEM parts for vintage and modern KTM and Husqvarna 125cc dirt bikes.

Specifications

  • SKU
    50330027000

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