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Twin Air Air Filter for Triumph TX 250X 2024 & TF 450RC 2025
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Product description
The Twin Air Air Filter is the direct replacement for the Triumph TF 250-X (2024) and TF 450-RC Edition (2025). Specially designed for off-road riders who demand reliability and consistent performance, this pink filter delivers long-lasting filtration and smooth engine operation in tough conditions.
- Compatibility and Fit: Direct replacement for the Triumph TF 250-X (2024) and TF 450-RC (2025) air intake system for easy installation.
- Filter Media: Pink, high-quality multi-layer foam filter media for optimal dirt capture and breathability.
- Pre-Oiled Design: Pre-oiled filter media for quick setup and immediate filtration upon installation.
- Washable and Reusable: Easily cleaned and re-oiled so you can enjoy reliable filtration for longer.
- Durability and Brand Trust: Twin Air is renowned for durable, efficient air filters that protect off-road riders from dust, sand, and mud.
This air filter delivers consistent airflow to the engine, helping to maintain stable throttle response and extend engine lifespan in demanding environments. Ideal for riders who frequently ride in dusty, muddy, or sandy trails and seek a reliable filtration solution that supports easy maintenance. Experience the Twin Air quality for yourself and give your Triumph TF 250-X or TF 450-RC the filtration it deserves.
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Manufacturer
Ingenieursbureau Twin Air B.V.
Eisenhowerweg 8
5466 AC Veghel
Netherlands
info@twinair.com
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