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Twin Air Oil-Free Flame Retardant Air Filter for Twin Air Powerflow Kit 150234C Honda CRF 250R/RX 2025 & CRF 450R/RX 2025
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Product description
This Twin Air air filter is non-oiled and flame retardant, specially developed for the Twin Air PowerFlow kit 150234C. Compatible with the 2025 Honda CRF 250R/RX and 2025 CRF 450R/RX, this filter delivers consistent filtration in tough off-road conditions.
- Type: Non-oiled air filter material with flame-retardant properties, designed for reliable engine protection.
- Compatibility: Specifically designed for the Twin Air PowerFlow kit 150234C and the 2025 Honda CRF 250R/RX and 2025 CRF 450R/RX.
- Material: High-quality foam filter material that effectively traps dust and sand without releasing oil.
- Shape/Installation: Triangular design that fits seamlessly into the PowerFlow setup for easy installation and optimal air flow.
- Component: Suitable as a carburetor/fuel/filter intake system component.
- Brand/Quality: Twin Air – a renowned name in high-quality, reusable air filters with decades of motorsport experience.
- Maintenance: Reusable and easy to clean; follow Twin Air's maintenance instructions for maximum service life.
This filter helps keep your engine clean by blocking fine dust from the intake, which contributes to stable performance and reduced wear in severe off-road conditions. The non-oiled design simplifies installation and maintenance, while its flame-retardant properties offer extra peace of mind during intense riding conditions. Ideal for riders seeking confidence in the filtration quality of a leading brand, and those running the PowerFlow kit on their 2025 Honda CRF 250R/RX or 2025 CRF 450R/RX.
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Manufacturer
Ingenieursbureau Twin Air B.V.
Eisenhowerweg 8
5466 AC Veghel
Netherlands
info@twinair.com
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