• Moose Offroad Hard-Parts Shift Lever MSE KTM Orge 16021136 - MxProStoreParts
  • Moose Offroad Hard-Parts Shift Lever MSE KTM Orge 16021136 - MxProStoreParts
  • Moose Offroad Hard-Parts Shift Lever MSE KTM Orge 16021136 - MxProStoreParts
Moose

Moose Offroad Hard-Parts Shift Lever MSE KTM Orge 16021136

Regular price 55,60
Sale price 55,60
Vervaardigd uit vliegtuigkwaliteit 6061 aluminium, extreem sterk en licht. CNC-gewerkt met roestvrijstalen veer voor soepele schakelingen, ontworpen voor KTM Orge.
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Product description

This shift lever is manufactured from aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum, making it extremely strong and lightweight. A matte anodized finish protects against UV radiation and keeps the color vibrant. The end is CNC-machined with a stainless steel spring for smooth shifting. Specially designed for the KTM Orge, it offers precise grip and long service life. Ideal for off-road adventures where reliability matters.

Material: Aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum
Finish: Matte UV-anodized
Machining: Fully CNC-machined
Spring: Stainless steel
Compatibility: KTM Orge

Specifications

  • SKU
    16021136
  • Brand
  • Part
    Gear lever
  • Type
    Hard-Parts

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

LeMans Corporation (Moose Offroad)

3501 Kennedy Road
53547 Janesville
US

support@parts-unltd.com

EU responsible person

Parts Europe GmbH

Conrad Röntgen-Str. 2
54332 Wasserliesch
Duitsland

sales@partseurope.eu

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