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KTMTwins Sigutech Billet 690 Clutch Slave Cylinder
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Dynojet KTM 690 Power Commander V
$359.95 -
Dynojet KTM 690 Autotune Kit
$259.95 -
DynoJet KTM 690 LCD Display for Power Commander V
$299.95
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KTM 690 Duke EVO 2 Tuning Kit
$2,849.99 -
Rally Raid KTM 690 Manual Cam Chain Tensioner
$95.00 -
Full Spectrum Lithium KTM LC8 RC8 690 Lightweight Replacement P2 Battery
$259.00 As low as: $159.00 -
KTM 690 Clutch Replacement Maintenance Kit
$299.99
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KTM 950/990/690/RC8 Thermostat Switch
$43.95 -
KTM 690 Oil Filter Service Kit
$40.99 -
Scotts KTM 690 Stainless Steel Oil Filter
$69.95 -
HiFlo KTM 690 Oil Filter Set
$11.50
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K&N KTM 690 Supermoto/690 Duke Air Filter Replacement
$56.99 -
KTM 690 Supermoto/690 Enduro/690 SMC/690 Duke CNC-Machined Oil Fill Plug
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ZipTy KTM 690 Supermoto/Enduro/Duke/SMC Magnetic Oil Filter Cover
$59.95 -
Zipty Racing KTM 690 Magnetic Inspection Plug
$27.95
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Zipty Racing KTM 690 Magnetic Oil Fill Plug
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ZipTy Racing KTM 690 Magnetic Drain Plug
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KTM RC8 690 Supermoto/690 Enduro/690 Duke/690 SMC Billet Aluminum Oil Filter Cap
$37.00 -
KTM 690 Carbon Fiber Ignition Protection
$104.99
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KTM 950/990/690/RC8 Thermostat Switch
Review by Keith| Rating: |
This thermostat is a one minute upgrade. If you have traded out your catalytic converter you can let your engine run cooler with this thermostat switch. A cooler engine means less burned legs, denser fuel and longer life for your engine.
Rally Raid KTM 690 Manual Cam Chain Tensioner
Review by Andy| Rating: |
This tensioner is easy to install and easier to adjust. The instructions call for the removal of the stator cover, which I believe to be unnecessary, at least if you know how to place the piston at TDC by turning the rear wheel and watching the camshaft. If you do elect to remove the stator cover, you might as well order the associated gasket now, as you're gonna need it.
