Works Connection Pro Launch Start Device 12-G622 for KTM Off-Road Bikes

Pro Launch Start Device - Gray - KTM

Enhance your motocross start with the Works Connection Pro Launch Start Device, designed to deliver precise and reliable engagement for quick, powerful starts. This spring-less start device ensures consistent release, reducing hesitation and improving overall race performance. Built to withstand the rigors of off-road racing, it provides a seamless start solution for competitive riders seeking durability and efficiency.

Manufactured by Works Connection, a trusted name in motocross performance parts, this Pro Launch Start Device is CNC-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum, offering superior strength while remaining lightweight. Its custom drill guide template and countersinking tool simplify installation, allowing riders to set up their start device quickly and accurately. The laser-etched logo adds a professional touch, showcasing quality craftsmanship. Engineered, manufactured, and assembled in the USA, this start device meets the highest standards of performance and reliability.

The complete assembly weighs only 1.7 ounces, making it a minimal addition to your bike’s weight but a significant upgrade in start consistency. The device's design allows for easy adjustment by the rider, ensuring optimal engagement for different track conditions. Whether you're racing locally or competing on a national level, the Works Connection Pro Launch Start Device is a top choice for serious off-road enthusiasts looking to gain an edge at the start line.

Features:

• Aircraft-grade aluminum CNC-machined construction for durability

• Spring-less design provides positive engagement and consistent release

• Lightweight assembly weighs only 1.7 oz for minimal impact on bike weight

• Custom drill guide template and countersinking tool included for easy installation

• Laser-etched logo for a professional appearance

• Detailed installation instructions with large step-by-step photos

• Engineered, manufactured, and assembled in the U.S.A.