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Description
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.
FEATURES
- Features a sealed ball bearing that virtually eliminates friction and nylon sleeve bearing on the inboard end
- Crud plug stops grip glue form ruining bearing
- All Twister throttle tubes include a free insert for all ProTaper® bars
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 025073
Vehicle Information
KTM 500 XCF-W Motorcycle - Dual-Sport (2020-2022)
The KTM 500 XCF-W (2020-2022) is a pure off-road motorcycle, renowned for its impressive power and excellent power-to-weight ratio. During these years, it was offered as a single trim, without distinct sub-trims. Its single-cylinder, four-stroke engine with a displacement of 510.9 cc (often rounded to 510cc) remained consistent, delivering robust off-road performance. Positioned as an off-road specific alternative to the street-legal 500 EXC-F, the 500 XCF-W is designed for the most demanding trails. It underwent a major overhaul in 2020, followed by continuous suspension and aesthetic improvements in subsequent years.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil and Oil Filter | Every 10 to 15 hours or every 6,000 km | 15 hours for recreational riding, 10 hours for aggressive or race-level riding. A 6,000 km interval is also suggested for KTM engines. |
| Spark Plug | Every 50 hours | Often coincides with a valve check. |
| Air Filter | Every 5 to 10 hours | Clean and service every 5 hours in dusty/muddy conditions, or every 10 hours in more controlled environments. Check before each ride in extreme environments. |
| Coolant | Check every 1 hour; change every 2 years | Check antifreeze and coolant level every 1 operating hour. Replace coolant every 2 years. |