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Racetech

Racetech Black/Orange Frame Protectors for KTM 2016-2018, Husqvarna 2016+, and Gas Gas

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Product description

Racetech black/orange frame protectors deliver targeted protection for the frame and bodywork of KTM 16–18, Husqvarna 16, and GasGas models. This two-piece protector set is designed for off-road riders who value ultimate durability and a sporty aesthetic.

  • Color and Design: Black with bright orange accents for a striking look and distinct Racetech signature.
  • Material and Build Quality: Durable plastic that absorbs impacts and minimizes scratches, helping the frame better withstand rough terrain.
  • Protective Coverage: Designed to provide extra protection for critical frame and bodywork parts against rocks, branches, and minor impacts.
  • Installation and Fit: Pre-shaped design with mounting points that align seamlessly with the brackets of the specified models, simplifying installation.
  • Application and Use: Ideal for off-road, enduro, and trail rides where robust protection and reliable performance are essential.

With these Racetech frame protectors, you’ll preserve your motorcycle’s aesthetics and reduce maintenance costs after rough rides. The combination of durability, easy installation, and recognizable brand quality makes them a reliable choice for demanding riders who want to protect the vulnerable frame sections of their KTM, Husqvarna, or GasGas during every steep downhill run and muddy sprint.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-R-PRTKTMNRAR1

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