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The Acerbis Air Box Cover (0023498.040) is an essential aftermarket component for off-road enthusiasts and motorcycle riders who want to protect their bike's intake system while enhancing its visual appeal. It is designed for riders seeking a balance between rugged protection against debris and a custom aesthetic, though it is specifically intended for the left side of compatible motorcycles and may require verification of fitment for your specific model year.
| Model Part Number | 0023498.040 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
No, this part is specifically designed for the left side only.
The cover is designed to use the existing mounting points on your motorcycle.
Always verify your bike's make, model, and year against the part number 0023498.040 before purchase.
Acerbis uses high-quality materials to ensure longevity, though exposure to extreme UV rays over many years may cause slight fading.
Yes, this cover is built for off-road use and provides the durability required for competitive environments.
Verify that you have the correct model fitment and that no debris is trapped between the cover and the air box frame.
Check that all mounting points are properly engaged and ensure the hardware is tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications.
To install, ensure the bike is clean and the engine is cool. Remove the original left-side air box cover by unscrewing the mounting hardware. Align the Acerbis cover with the existing mounting points on the air box, ensuring the tabs are properly seated, and re-secure with the original bolts or supplied hardware. For maintenance, clean the cover using mild soap and water after each ride to prevent dirt buildup from dulling the vibrant blue finish. Avoid using high-pressure washers directly at close range, as this can potentially damage the surface finish over time.
