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Racetech White Plastic Kit for Gas Gas MC 85 2025-

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Product description

A complete Racetech white plastic kit, specially designed for the 2025 GasGas MC 85 and similar models. Perfect for riders who value durability and a professional look.

  • Compatibility: Specially designed for 2025+ GasGas MC 85 models for a seamless fit.
  • Color: White – bright, durable finish that stays clean and pairs well with race gear.
  • Material: High-quality plastic that remains lightweight yet sturdy enough to absorb bumps and shocks.
  • Kit Contents: Complete plastic kit with all the main panels needed for a full replacement.
  • Fit: Precision-engineered construction with matching mounting points for quick, trouble-free installation.
  • Easy Installation: Simple installation that saves time when replacing damaged components.
  • Maintenance & Durability: Easy to clean and resistant to harsh MX conditions, while retaining its appearance.
  • Brand: Racetech is known for its purpose-built plastics for MX bikes, with a focus on fit and durability.
  • MPN: JU-R-KITGAS-BN0-885

This plastic kit protects the critical areas of the bike from wear and impact, so you can get back to the track faster with a fresh, professional look. Thanks to its targeted, precise fit, installation is efficient and hassle-free, while the white finish stands out at every race. Ideal for serious riders who want to limit damage-related part replacements and preserve their motorcycle's value.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-R-KITGAS-BN0-885

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