Hammerhead Holeshot Device Suzuki Rmz250 250f on 2040-parts.com
New Haven, Connecticut, US
FITS: SUZUKI RMZ250
2008-2011
The #1 problem with most holeshot devices is failure due to the push pin getting kinked and locked in the sides of the soft aluminum catch slot built into the fork strap. This is a result of the pressure pulling the pieces apart and the hard steel pin crushing and deforming the soft aluminum body and fork strap. With these old designs, it is not a matter of if, but when, you will have a failure that could cost you a race and possibly much more. With the new-design Hammerhead Rocket Launcher, your holeshot is guaranteed.
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