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ProTaper Yamaha YZ125-YZ250 (All) Twister Throttle Assembly
$82.99
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$82.99
$82.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ProTaper
- SKU
- PTR022866
- Manufacturer part number
- 022866
- Category
- Controls › Throttles
- Shipping weight
- 0.31 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
The Twister Throttle Tube from ProTaper is constructed from quality anodized billet aluminum. The sealed radial ball bearing and polymer bushing allow for a consistent and smooth throttle operation while a knurled grip mounting area ensures a vice-like grip bond. The ProTaper Twister Throttle tubes are used by top-level pro teams and riders world wide. Twister Throttle Tubes are compatible with all ProTaper handlebars and Renthal 7/8 in. handlebars with the standard bearing insert.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1997 | Yamaha | WR250 | Base |
| 1997-2026 | Yamaha | YZ125 | Base |
| 2024 | Yamaha | YZ125 50th Anniversary Edition | Base |
| 2026 | Yamaha | YZ125 70th Anniversary Edition | Base |
| 2022-2023,2025 | Yamaha | YZ125 Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition | Base |
| 2020-2026 | Yamaha | YZ125X | Base |
| 1997-2026 | Yamaha | YZ250 | Base |
| 2024 | Yamaha | YZ250 50th Anniversary Edition | Base |
| 2026 | Yamaha | YZ250 70th Anniversary Edition | Base |
| 2022-2023,2025 | Yamaha | YZ250 Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition | Base |
| 2016-2026 | Yamaha | YZ250X | Base |
- Features a sealed ball bearing that virtually eliminates friction and nylon sleeve bearing on the inboard end
- All Twister throttle tubes include a free insert for all ProTaper® bars
- Crud plug stops grip glue form ruining bearing
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