• Racetech/WRP Yellow Radiator Caps for Yamaha YZ 250F/450F 06-09 - MxProStoreParts
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Racetech/WRP Yellow Radiator Caps for Yamaha YZ 250F/450F 06-09

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Product description

The Racetech/WRP yellow radiator guards are a sturdy radiator protection and styling upgrade for Yamaha YZ 250F and YZ 450F models from 2006 to 2009. Ideal for off-road and motocross riders looking to minimize roost and dirt without sacrificing performance.

  • Color: Yellow – eye-catching, race-inspired finish that stands out on any track.
  • Material: Plastic – lightweight, resilient plastic that is impact and scratch-resistant.
  • Compatibility: Yamaha YZ 250F and YZ 450F, model years 2006–2009.
  • Kit Contents: Two guards for both radiators – ready for installation.
  • Installation: Easy installation onto the original radiator frames using standard mounting points.

Protection against roost, rocks, and light impacts during off-road riding ensures longer-lasting radiator durability. The guards fit tightly against the radiators, preserving airflow around the cooling fins without compromising cooling performance. The bright yellow finish boosts visibility on the track, enhancing safety during practices and races. Made from durable plastic and designed to withstand heavy use on muddy and dusty terrain.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-R-CVYZFGY0006/WP94261Y
  • Brand
  • Colour
    Geel
  • 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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