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Twin Air Airbox Cover for KTM 85 2004/2012, 125/200/250/300/380/400/520/525 1998/2006
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Product description
The TwinAir airbox cover for KTM combines durability with easy installation. Specially designed for the KTM 85 (2004–2012) and KTM 125/200/250/300/380/400/520/525 (1998–2006), this orange cover provides a secure seal and reliable performance in demanding off-road conditions.
- Compatibility: Compatible with KTM 85 (2004–2012) and KTM 125/200/250/300/380/400/520/525 (1998–2006).
- Color and Material: Bright orange plastic for visible recognition and robust construction that withstands vibrations and rough terrain.
- Seal and Fit: Thoughtful design with a sturdy rim for reliable airtightness and reduced risk of dust intake.
- Installation: Simple replacement without modifications; ready for immediate use as a drop-in replacement.
- Part Number and Availability: MPN 201-16-0071; Duell Stock: 4 units; Retail Stock: 0.
With this airbox cover, you maintain consistent airflow and protect the internal airflow from dust and debris during rough rides. The improved seal helps limit dust and keeps the air filter cleaner for longer, which contributes to reliable performance and less maintenance during long off-road sessions. This cover is ideal for adult riders who regularly ride in trail and enduro environments and value a low-maintenance, durable part that fits seamlessly on the listed KTM models.
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Manufacturer
Ingenieursbureau Twin Air B.V.
Eisenhowerweg 8
5466 AC Veghel
Netherlands
info@twinair.com
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