• Mino Oversize Footpeg Pin Set + 11mm Springs for KTM 2016- & Husqvarna 2016- & Gas Gas 2021 - MxProStoreParts
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Mino Oversize Footpeg Pin Set + 11mm Springs for KTM 2016- & Husqvarna 2016- & Gas Gas 2021

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Product description

The Mino Oversize foot peg pin set + springs (11 mm) is a sturdy upgrade for off-road riders. Specially designed for KTM 2016+ models, Husqvarna 2016+ models and Gas Gas 2021 models, this set delivers extra stability and quick, reliable foot peg operation.

  • Diameter: 11 mm oversize foot peg pins for added strength and durability
  • Contents: Includes all necessary parts for quick assembly, including the oversize pins, matching springs and mounting hardware
  • Material: High-quality coated steel for rust resistance and long-lasting visibly reliable performance
  • Compatibility: Made for KTM 2016+ and Husqvarna 2016+ models, as well as Gas Gas 2021 models
  • Ease of Installation: Simple assembly using standard tools, with no complicated adjustments needed

With this foot peg pin set, you’ll maintain optimal control and comfort during trail and enduro rides. The combination of oversize pins and sturdy springs ensures a secure foot peg mount, even in rough conditions. Thanks to its durable construction and simple installation, you can get back to the trails quickly without hassle.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-12-0043
  • Brand
  • Part
    Foot controls

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

MINO MX Parts

Smaragdweg 12
5527 LB Hapert
Nederland

info@mino.nl

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