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HUSQVARNA WR 125 [1998-2013] - Lenker

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HUSQVARNA WR 125 [1998-2013] - LenkerPassend fuer Baujahre: 1998 2013. Motorradmarke: HUSQVARNA Teilehersteller: Renthal Motorradmodell: HUSQVARNA WR 125. Artikel: Lenker. Der Renthal Twinwall 995 Keefer Tomac in Schwarz ist ein hochentwickelter Lenker, der speziell fr den Motocross Einsatz konzipiert wurde. Dieses Modell wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit dem renommierten Testfahrer Kris Keefer entwickelt und bietet eine perfekte Balance zwischen Komfort und Kontrolle, die das Vertrauen auf

Passend fuer Baujahre: 1998-2013.

Motorradmarke: HUSQVARNA

Teilehersteller: Renthal

Motorradmodell: HUSQVARNA WR 125.

Artikel: Lenker.

Der Renthal Twinwall 995 Keefer/Tomac in Schwarz ist ein hochentwickelter Lenker, der speziell für den Motocross-Einsatz konzipiert wurde. Dieses Modell wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit dem renommierten Testfahrer Kris Keefer entwickelt und bietet eine perfekte Balance zwischen Komfort und Kontrolle, die das Vertrauen auf höchstem Niveau des Motocross-Rennsports stärkt. Der Lenker ist die erste Wahl von Eli Tomac vom Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team und bietet das verfeinerte Gefühl und die reaktionsfreudige Handhabung, die von einem der schnellsten Fahrer der Welt gefordert wird.

Ob Sie Supercross, Motocross oder Off-Road fahren, der Renthal 661 (Fatbar) und 995 (Twinwall) bieten eine völlig neue Option in Sachen Ergonomie und Leistung, die von den anspruchsvollsten, erfahrensten und schnellsten Rennfahrern weltweit vertraut wird. Diese Lenker wurden entwickelt und getestet, um eine optimale Fahrerposition zu gewährleisten und bieten verbesserten Komfort sowie Kontrolle unter intensiven Fahrbedingungen. Verfügbar in den Konfigurationen Renthal Fatbar (661) und Twinwall (995), erfüllt dieser Lenker höchste Ansprüche an Qualität und Leistung.

Entdecken Sie die nächste Evolutionsstufe der Kontrolle mit dem Renthal Twinwall 995 Keefer/Tomac Lenker, der speziell für Spitzenleistungen und präzises Handling unter den härtesten Bedingungen entwickelt wurde. Ein Muss für jeden ernsthaften Motocross-Enthusiasten, der keine Kompromisse bei der Ausrüstung eingehen möchte.

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