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ProTaper

ProTaper SELA - Self Engaged Launch Assist

SKU: PTR020202
Barcode: 887337352664

$199.99

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ProTaper SELA - Self Engaged Launch Assist

$199.99

$199.99

Tech Specs

Brand
ProTaper
SKU
PTR020202
Shipping weight
0.48 lb

With its patent-pending self-engaged twist dial, ProTaper's revolutionary Self-Engaged Launch Assist (SELA) can be easily set without any assistance, giving riders the freedom to practice starts and line up for races by themselves. During start, SELA makes it possible to temporarily compress the motorcycle's front suspension, reducing its tendency to wheelie under acceleration. This optimizes rear wheel traction, allowing the rider to be more aggressive with the throttle and launch down the start straight with greater control. Dual-hinged receiver ring makes for quick and convenient installation without removing the front wheel or fork. Unique, single-SKU design allows for installation on most full-size, late-model motocross bikes.

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