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KTM 450 SX-F 2020
Bodywork & Graphics
Unloading a KTM 450 SX-F at the track is an immediate declaration of your race winning intentions. Using feedback from KTM factory riders, the bodywork of the entire SX range achieves complete harmony between bike and rider. The main focus is to provide contact points that allow maximum freedom of movement and improved overall handling. Brute strength at the lowest possible weight is what this bike is all about and can be seen in the details of the intelligent I-beam design on the front and rear fenders, which guarantee maximum stability at no extra weight.
Decals
The winning look
…The new aggressive-looking graphics were designed to send a clear message to the competition that this is not a bike that should be taken lightly.WWWWWWWW…
Decals
Start number backgrounds
…3 partsWW…
Factory graphics kit
…Standard is just not your thing? Customize your own jaw-dropping motorcycle and stand out from the competition.WW…
Carbon
Fork protector kit
…Made of carbon Optimum protection against roost Made to fit all 48 mm forks WW…
Brake disc guard
…Protects the rear brake disc from stones and other solid objects in the event of a crash or in the heat of battle. Can be fitted on the CNC brake calliper support 77713975010/30 or 77713975110/30.WW…
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