Aluminum Key Cover Plate for Talaria MX3/ MX4/ MX5 · Titanium Surron, red

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Aluminum Key Cover Plate for Talaria MX3/ MX4/ MX5

Name: Aluminum Key Cover Plate for Talaria MX3/ MX4/ MX5
Brand: Titanium Surron
SKU: sku-42801434951791

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Verified fit for

Talaria Sting MX3 Talaria Sting MX4 Talaria Sting MX5

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$34.99

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About this part

Key Cover Plate from Titanium Surron, machined to drop straight in where the stock aluminum cover plate sits. It is PVD-coated against corrosion. Choose from 8 finishes: Black, Blue, Red, Gold, Green, Purple, Burnt Orange and Silver.

Fitment is verified for the Talaria Sting MX3, MX4 and MX5. Ships from Titanium Surron, and returns run through MotorHabit either way.

Full specifications

Material Aluminum

Fitment Talaria Sting MX3, Talaria Sting MX4, Talaria Sting MX5

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Which bikes does this fit?

It is verified for the Talaria Sting MX3, MX4 and MX5. Fitment on this range comes from Titanium Surron’s own per-bike listings, not from us reading the title.

Is this a direct replacement?

Yes. It is machined to the same mounting points as the part it replaces, so nothing has to be drilled or modified. Anything that is not a straight swap is called out in the description above.

What colors does it come in?

It comes in Black, Blue, Red, Gold, Green, Purple, Burnt Orange and Silver. The finish is PVD or anodized into the surface, not paint, so it does not chip off the way a coating does.

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