ACERBIS FRONT PLATE RAPTOR KTM SX SXF 16-18 ORANGE

ACERBIS FRONT PLATE RAPTOR KTM SX SXF 16-18 ORANGE

Marsoni

M251S

$144.95

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ACERBIS FRONT PLATE RAPTOR KTM SX SXF 16-18 ORANGEAn Acerbis classic is brought back. The all new Raptor front number plates provide additional protection to the upper forks, much like the classic Acerbis Inverted fork number plates of old. The Main Plate is made with polypropylene while the Lowers are a dual Injected synthetic rubber. FEATURES New design concept of dual injected rubber fork and triple clamp protectors helps maximise protection of these parts while minimising wear on anodised and

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012