Ktm 85sx Rear Wheel/tire on 2040-parts.com
Austin, Texas, United States
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Spare rear wheel and tire (14") from a 2006 KTM 85SX, complete with brake disk, sprocket, and axle bolt & nut (everything you see in the pics).
Bought used about a year ago as a spare after we picked up thorns twice in a row at race practice. We test fit it to make sure it would work our 2012 85SX - it did fit fine. Not sure what other years it'll fit. Since we got it, we didn't have any more flats (good luck charm?), so we never actually used it. Tire does hold air, and everything appears to be in good condition. |
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