Diffuser covers for motocross and enduro - 2T expansion chamber protection
( number of products: 21 )RY Carbon diffuser guard FMF KTM EXC 300 / EXC 250 TPI / SX 250 / SX 300 Husqvarna TE 300 / TE 250 / TC 250 Gas Gas MC 250 / EC 250 / EC 300 2024
135,36 € gross/1pcs.
RY Carbon OEM diffuser guard KTM EXC 300 / EXC 250 TPI / SX 250 / SX 300 Husqvarna TE 300 / TE 250 / TC 250 Gas Gas MC 250 / EC 250 / EC 300 2024
135,36 € gross/1pcs.
Promx Osłona Dyfuzora OEM KTM EXC 300 / EXC 250 TPI / SX 250 / SX 300 Husqvarna TE 300 / TE 250 / TC 250 Gas Gas MC 250 / EC 250 / EC 300 2024
147,69 € gross/1pcs.
PROMX CARBON DUŻA OSŁONA DYFUZORA STANDARD (OEM) 2T KTM EXC 250/300 '17-'19, SX 250/300 '16-'18, HUSQVARNA TE 250/300 17-19, TC 250/300 '16-'19
147,69 € gross/1pcs.
PROMX CARBON DUŻA OSŁONA DYFUZORA STANDARD (OEM) 2T KTM EXC 250/300 '20, SX 250/300 '19-'20, HUSQVARNA TE 250/300 '20, TC 250/300 '19-'20
147,69 € gross/1pcs.
Diffuser covers are protective and replacement parts for the exhaust diffuser area on MX/off-road bikes, built to take the hits that come with ruts, rocks, roost and frequent bike washes. They help shield the diffuser and surrounding components from impacts and heat exposure, reduce the chance of dents or cracking, and keep the rear of the bike cleaner so your jersey, pants and body armor don’t end up coated after every lap. A solid cover also helps maintain a tight, rattle-free setup so you’re not chasing new vibrations mid-season.
When choosing a diffuser cover, start with fit and compatibility: match it to your exact bike model, year and exhaust/diffuser setup (OEM vs aftermarket). Next, pick the right material and type—lightweight composites for minimal added weight, or more robust options if you ride rocky enduro stages and hardpack. Consider riding conditions: deep mud and sand call for designs that don’t trap debris, while hot, high-load riding benefits from heat-resistant construction. Finally, think maintenance—covers that are easy to remove make cleaning, inspection and pipe access faster between rides.
Common mistakes are forcing a “close enough” fit that rubs the pipe or melts, and ignoring loose fasteners that let the cover chatter and wear through. Replace the cover if you see cracking, melted spots, deformation, or if it no longer sits flush and starts collecting mud against the diffuser.
Tip: After the first ride, re-check mounting points and torque—most rattles and premature wear start with fasteners that settle in.
