Yoshimura Introduces 2020 KTM Duke 200 Fender Eliminator Kit

This new kit incorporates the new Shrink Solder Connectors, new and improved weather tight light housing and brighter DOT compliant LED light.

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Published: Nov 2, 2020

The 2020 KTM Duke 200 has some great lines. Yoshimura’s new Fender Eliminator Kit cleans up rear end and keeps the new Duke 200 looking tight.

This new kit incorporates the new Shrink Solder Connectors, new and improved weather tight light housing and brighter DOT compliant LED light.

New improved D.O.T. compliant L.E.D. light and housing
New easy to use Heat Shrink Solder Sleeve Butt Connectors
Model specific precision laser-cut stainless steel bracket tucks discreetly under the tail section of the motorcycle
Black anodized aluminum license plate frame with silk screened Yoshimura logo
Installation hardware and detailed instructions included
Compatible with Yoshimura or aftermarket turn signals when combined with Universal Turn Signal Bracket Kit (sold separately)

Link: Yoshimura

Yoshimura R & D of America Inc.

Phone: (909) 628-4722Phone: (800) 634-9166Fax: (909) 591-2198Contact: Erick Bartoldus

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Metzeler ROADTEC 02: the Super-Sport-Touring Tire With DYNATREAD Technology

Two tires in one, thanks to innovative patented DYNATREAD technology, which adapts the behavior from Sport-Touring to Supersport.

By Meagan Kusek

Meagan Kusek is the editor of Motorcycle & Powersports News. Since 2016, she has been covering various aspects of the B2B automotive markets, including professional carwashes, auto dealerships, motorcycle/powersport dealerships and collision repair shops.

Published: Apr 12, 2024

Metzeler presents the new ROADTEC 02 tire, a mix of technology and sustainability that integrates the most recent technological innovations from the brand, redefining the benchmark for the Sport-Touring segment.

ROADTEC 02 is the first tire to use DYNATREAD, the patented adaptive tread design technology that allows it to adapt its behavior from Sport-Touring to Supersport based on the motorcyclist's riding style, almost creating a new category of tire: the “Super-Sport-Touring.”