KTM 1290 chainring carrier SuperDuke R / GT
KTM 1290 SuperDuke R / GT chainring carrier by EVOTECH Italy - Black
KTM 1290 chainring carrier SuperDuke R / GT

KTM 1290 SuperDuke R / GT chainring carrier by EVOTECH Italy - Black

Product No.:
PCOR-0001/DN-B1
Shipping time:
immediately ready for dispatch immediately ready for dispatch (abroad may vary)
Weight:
0.36 kg per piece
205,70 Dollar

incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs

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Description
KTM 1290 chainring carrier Super Duke R / GT
CNC made of billet aluminium in Italy. Orange or black anodized for long durability.
Optionally, the matching nut set can be used. The standard nuts also fit.
Only the original chainring carrier is replaced.
The shock absorber is not changed.
The conversion takes about 30 minutes.
Assembly & product video here: YOUTUBE
Products Safety/TÜV
Manufacturer:
SEVENTYONE S.R.L.
Zona Industriale Palù, 6G - 38055 Grigno (TN)
Phone: +39 0461 780184
info@evotech-rc.it

General safety instructions for the product:
We recommend that you always consult a specialist workshop when fitting our products or have this work carried out by a specialist. If you fit it yourself, please make sure that your motorbike is secure and that the product is only intended for your motorbike. The models for which the product is tested and intended can be found with each item.
To avoid damage to your motorbike during installation, we recommend covering all important/sensitive parts.
When fitting, use threadlocker if possible and observe the torque specifications. The fixing screws on the licence plate holder in particular should be secured with threadlocker. Loss of the licence plate holder due to lost screws can cause unpleasant damage.
General torque specifications can be found HERE

The legally required licence plate angle of 30 degrees can be set on the Italian licence plate holders

Information for our Austrian customers specifically for the type approval and registration of licence plate holders can be found HERE
 
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