• Racetech White Radiator Caps for KTM SX 85 06-12 & SX 105 07-11 - MxProStoreParts
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Racetech White Radiator Caps for KTM SX 85 06-12 & SX 105 07-11

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Product description

Racetech white radiator caps provide reliable protection for KTM SX 85 (2006–2012) and SX 105 (2007–2011), with a clean, professional look on every track. Made from durable plastic, they combine easy installation with long-lasting performance.

  • Material: High-quality plastic for lightweight durability and weather-resistant performance.
  • Color: White, for a crisp, sporty look that matches most KTM liveries.
  • Fit & Installation: Precision mounting points for a secure, quick install with no modifications required.
  • Protection: Protects radiator shrouds from rock chips, impacts, and grass during off-road and motocross sessions.
  • Compatibility: Designed for KTM SX 85 (2006–2012) and SX 105 (2007–2011), tailored to fit standard radiator mounting setups.
  • Low-Maintenance: Easy to remove and reinstall for radiator maintenance or inspections.

These caps extend the lifespan of your radiators while keeping your bike's sleek, lightweight build and nimble handling intact. The white color scheme boosts visibility and delivers a professional look during practices and races. Backed by Racetech's decades of experience in motocross parts, these caps offer a reliable fit and consistent quality.

Specifications

  • SKU
    R-CVKTMBN0085 / PL8.84283W
  • Brand
  • Colour
    Wit
  • Part
    Plastics

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

RTECH S.r.l.

Via Armentarezza 5
33040 Premariacco (UD)
Italy

info@rtechmx.com

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