Airbox covers for motocross and enduro - protection and fit
( number of products: 131 )Accel Gold Air Filter Bolt [Honda CR 125/250 '98-'13 / Kawasaki KX/KXF / Suzuki RMZ 250 '04-'13]
16,85 € gross/1pcs.
Polisport air filter cover / airbox flap KTM SX / SXF / EXC / EXCF KTM 250 SX 17-18 / KTM 125/250/300 EXC 17-19 / KTM 250/350/450/500 EXC-F 17-19 / KTM 250/300 XC 17-18 / KTM SX125/150; SX-F250/350/450; XC-F250/350/450 16-18
21,90 € gross/1pcs.
POLISPORT air filter cover (airbox) YAMAHA YZ125 / 250 '02-'19 without side panels
53,88 € gross/1pcs.
UFO Air Filter Cover / Airbox Flap for KTM SX 125 / 150 / 250 2012, SX-F 250 / 350 / 450 2011-2012 orange
24,58 € gross/1pcs.
UFO air filter cover, airbox flap KTM SX SX 125/150/250 2012/SX-F 250/350/450 2011-2012, white color
24,58 € gross/1pcs.
UFO air filter cover / airbox flap KTM SX '11 / EXC '12-'13 orange
24,58 € gross/1pcs.
UFO air filter cover set / airbox flaps Honda CRF 250R '14-'17 / CRF 450R '13-'16 (both sides) white
41,80 € gross/1pcs.
An MX/off-road airbox is the intake housing that routes clean air to your engine while keeping out dust, sand, and water. In this category you’ll find airboxes and related parts that help restore a tight seal and proper airflow after crashes, worn mounts, or years of pressure washing. A healthy airbox prevents dirty air bypass, supports stable jetting/EFI behavior, and reduces the risk of premature top-end wear—especially when you’re riding deep ruts, silt beds, or long enduro stages.
When choosing an airbox, start with exact fit and compatibility: make/model/year, engine size, and whether your bike uses a specific subframe or side panel layout. Check the material/type (OEM-style plastic, reinforced components, covers, gaskets, clamps) and make sure it matches your filter cage and boot connection. Consider riding conditions: extreme dust calls for flawless sealing surfaces and a secure airboot; wet rides demand good drainage and a tight lid. Maintenance matters too—pick parts that are easy to remove for filter service and won’t deform from heat or aggressive cleaners.
Common mistakes include reusing hardened seals or installing a filter without proper seating, which lets grit slip past even with a fresh foam element. Replace the airbox or its sealing parts if you see cracks, warped mating surfaces, missing tabs, or looseness at the intake boot. After every hard ride, inspect for rubbing marks from the subframe and for any dirt tracks inside the clean side.
Tip: After washing and reassembly, dust the airbox sealing lip lightly with filter grease and do a quick “flashlight check” inside to confirm there’s no gap around the filter.
