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ProTaper

ProTaper VDS Bar Mounts 23-26 KTM 125-500/ Gas Gas/ Husqvarna Clamp Kit

SKU: PTR022217
Barcode: 887337433981

$199.99

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ProTaper VDS Bar Mounts 23-26 KTM 125-500/ Gas Gas/ Husqvarna Clamp Kit

$199.99

$199.99

Tech Specs

Brand
ProTaper
SKU
PTR022217
Shipping weight
2.7 lb

Introducing the ProTaper VDS (Vibration Damping System) - engineered to deliver unmatched comfort, control, and durability on every ride. The VDS isolates handlebar vibration through a precision-tuned elastomer system that reduces rider arm pump and improves feel. Designed for motocross, off-road, and enduro, this advanced mount system enhances stability through rough terrain while reducing forces from harsh impacts. Built with ProTaper's proven attention to strength and reliability, the VDS sets a new standard for smoother, more controlled rides.

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