• UFO White Front Number Plate for Husqvarna TC/FC 125/250/350/450 16- & TC 250 17- - MxProStoreParts
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UFO White Front Number Plate for Husqvarna TC/FC 125/250/350/450 16- & TC 250 17-

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Product description

This white UFO front number plate is a durable plastic front plate specially designed for Husqvarna motorcycles from the FC/TC range (125/250/350/450) from model year 2016 and the TC 250 from 2017 onwards. A clean, streamlined design that fits perfectly with your race bike.

  • Brand: UFO – renowned manufacturer of plastic race parts
  • Color: White
  • Material: Plastic — sturdy and lightweight for everyday use
  • Compatibility: Specifically designed for Husqvarna FC/TC 125/250/350/450 (2016+; TC 250 2017+)
  • Fit: Precise, streamlined shape for a sleek, professional appearance
  • Installation: Fitted with matching mounting points for easy installation on standard front number plate mounts

With this front number plate, your bike will get a professional look and clear number display during practices and races. The white plastic plate is easy to clean and resistant to the harsh conditions of off-road riding, so it will last a long time without sacrificing appearance or functionality. Ideal for riders who value durability, performance, and a sleek, consistent look.

Specifications

  • SKU
    HU03367-041
  • Brand
  • Colour
    Wit
  • Part
    Plastics

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

UFO Plast Italy S.r.l.

Via Marco Polo 155
56031 Bientina (Pisa)
Italy

info@ufoplast.it

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