• Racetech voorspatbord Oranje 98 - 19 KTM SX 125/150/250 16 - 22 & SX - F 250/350/450 16 - 22 & EXC 250/300 17 - 23 & EXC - F 250/350/450/500 17 - 23 - MxProStoreParts
Racetech

Racetech Orange Front Mudguard 98-19 Fits KTM SX 125/150/250 16-22, SX-F 250/350/450 16-22, EXC 250/300 17-23, EXC-F 250/350/450/500 17-23

Regular price 33,26
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Product description

The Racetech Orange Front Fender is a durable plastic mudguard designed for KTM SX/SX-F/EXC/EXC-F racers and enthusiasts seeking a reliable replacement. Its bold orange design instantly delivers a factory KTM aesthetic and boosts visibility on both the track and off-road.

  • Color: Orange – vibrant, KTM-matching hue that stands out immediately.
  • Material: Plastic – lightweight, weather-resistant, and simple to replace.
  • Compatibility: Purpose-built for KTM SX (125/150/250, model years 1998–2019), SX-F (250/350/450, 2016–2022), EXC (250/300, 2017–2023) and EXC-F (250/350/450/500, 2017–2023).
  • Type: Front Fender – direct replacement for straightforward installation and a consistent fit.
  • Brand Expertise: Racetech – crafted with reliable plastic and decades of motorsports experience.

This front fender provides effective protection against mud, stones, and spray during practice and races, while its sleek shape improves aerodynamics and reduces dirt buildup on the rider. Thanks to its plastic construction, it combines durability with easy maintenance and allows for quick reinstallation after heavy use. Ideal for daily training sessions, adventurous off-road rides, and competitive events.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-R-PAKTMAR0016

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