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The Acerbis Front Number Board (0023496.030) is designed for motocross riders and off-road enthusiasts looking for a reliable, factory-spec replacement for their KTM SX, SXF, or XC-F motorcycles (2019-2022). Engineered in Italy, this component provides an exact color match and race-proven durability, making it an ideal choice for those who demand professional aesthetics; however, users should note it is designed specifically for late-model KTM geometry and may not fit other brands or older model years.
| Model Part Number | 0023496.030 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
No, this specific part number (0023496.030) is designed exclusively for 2019-2022 KTM models.
Yes, it is manufactured as a direct replacement component and comes ready for immediate installation.
Yes, the high-quality plastic surface is designed to accept graphic kits and decals easily.
The Acerbis Front Number Board is proudly manufactured in Italy.
Acerbis uses high-quality materials to resist UV damage, though standard maintenance and storage out of direct sun will keep the color vibrant longer.
Verify that your bike model year is within the 2019-2022 range. Ensure all factory spacers are correctly positioned.
Clean the board with a plastic-safe polish or specialized bike spray to restore the factory-grade shine.
This number board is designed specifically for KTM SX, SXF, and XC-F models produced between 2019 and 2022. Installation involves removing the existing number board by unfastening the factory mounting points and securing the Acerbis board in the exact same orientation. To maintain the finish, avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners or scouring pads; instead, clean with a mild motorcycle-safe soap and a soft cloth to prevent surface micro-scratches. Check the mounting tabs periodically to ensure no plastic fatigue occurs after heavy impact.
