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Racetech

Racetech Black Frame Guards for KTM SX 125/250/300 2023+, SX-F 250/350/450 2023+, EXC/EXC-F 150/250/300/350/450/500 2024+

Regular price 28,95
35,96 Sale price 28,95
€7,01 Discount
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Product description

Racetech black frame protectors are the go-to choice for KTM riders who want to protect their frame without sacrificing weight or aesthetics. Specially designed for KTM SX, SX-F and EXC-series, this set offers robust protection during rough off-road rides and training sessions.

  • Color: Black – understated and sleekly integrated for a professional race look.
  • Compatibility: Fits KTM SX 125/250/300 (2023–), SX-F 250/350/450 (2023–) and EXC/EXC-F 150/250/300/350/450/500 (2024–).
  • Material & Construction: Durable plastic protectors with sturdy mounting points for long-lasting resistance to impacts and sharp edges.
  • Design: A sleek, aerodynamic shape that follows the frame's contours and fits seamlessly with the bike's finish without obstructions.
  • Installation: Designed for easy assembly with clearly marked mounting points, so you can get back on the handlebars quickly.

These frame protectors help prevent scratches, dents and wear on the main frame, preserving not just aesthetics but also resale value. They keep dirt and stones away from critical components, keeping long-term maintenance costs low. With Racetech, you choose reliable protection that combines evolved race quality with a clean, professional look.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-R-PRTKTMNR003

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