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Designed specifically for owners of Husqvarna motorcycles model years 2025 to 2026, these ACERBIS Radiator Side Panels provide an essential balance of aesthetic appeal and durable protection. These panels are perfect for riders looking to replace damaged stock plastics or customize their bike with a clean, modern white finish; however, it is important to note that these are model-specific and will not fit bikes outside of the identified Husqvarna compatibility range.
| Model Part Number | 0026930.031 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
These panels are specifically designed for select Husqvarna motorcycle models produced between 2025 and 2026.
This specific part number (0026930.031) is the white version of the ACERBIS radiator side panels.
The product is designed to utilize your motorcycle's existing stock mounting hardware.
A non-abrasive plastic cleaner or a dedicated motorcycle detailer is recommended to prevent yellowing or scuffing.
No, the fitment is specific to the 2025-2026 range due to the unique geometry of the radiator shrouds on those model years.
Ensure all mounting points are aligned and check for debris or remaining bits of broken plastic from the previous panel in the holes.
Verify you are using the correct model year and ensure the ambient temperature is above freezing; cold plastic can be brittle and harder to flex into position.
To install, remove the original radiator shroud fasteners and carefully pop the old panels out of the mounting points. Align the new ACERBIS panels with the existing mounting holes and replace the hardware. These panels are strictly compatible with Husqvarna models from 2025 to 2026. For care, use a mild motorcycle-safe plastic cleaner to maintain the white finish and avoid using harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the material's structural integrity or finish.
