125-200cc Air Filters

[Submit]

Anyone know if any other manufacturer's air filter is compatible with the huskies?

 

[2premo]

as in other brands of bikes, no

 

[dirt addict]

Pro X makes air filters for the cr125. I got some from Rocky Mountain.....

 

[Submit]

Are they good? I've always used twin air with no problems but always looking for something new and different.

 

[2premo]

Are they good? I've always used twin air with no problems but always looking for something new and different.

so the question has to do with other brands than the OEM at the dealer
the OEM is Twin Air but I have used a number of different brands but seems the Twin Airs hold up better than most
you get what you pay for in an air filter, a little dirt and your top end is toast
the cheaper ones seam to fall apart as in become crumbly early on

 

[slo rider]

Moose makes some with a nice rubber seal built in.

 

[dirt addict]

I like the pro X. They seem to be as good quality as the oem. JMHO. I use No Toil oil too. So far, so good...

 

[knucklesdad]

Check out Funnel web filters from australia we run them in all our bikes, the unusual spiky shape gives more surface area, helps to keep filter cleaner for longer.

 

[Submit]

I've actually looked at those online but if I remember there is no American or Canadian dealer form them.

 

[shawbagga]

hiflo filtro I think theyre called(exact same as twinair). seem good to me. funnelweb also seem good & look cool

 

[72racerx]

Maxima also do air filters. I am using one on my 125 seems to work ok, but I don't like the fit compared to the OEM Twin Air unit.

 

[knucklesdad]

Funnel web will proberly ship them to you, not cheap but cwork real well.

 

[typeone]

Moose makes some with a nice rubber seal built in.

careful with NoToil and this type of Moose, i used to run those, and liked them, until the NoToil ate the neoprene seal. kinda melted it and made it stick to the cage like glue. had to destroy the filter to get it off.

i've been running the pre-oiled NoToil filters lately. pretty cheap ($16.99) so i just toss 'em out after a few washes/uses.

wish the LoudMouth system i ran on my TC fit the WR, loved that setup with a TwinAir filter.

 

[PC.]

The NoToil green stuff will eat filter glue, but I've had no issues with the red (alcohol) based stuff. No Toil actually replaces a few air filters for me due to this.


And filters from steel framed Honda's fit perfect after you punch a few holes for the air filter cage. I ordered 4 filters for a 1996 CR250 and these filters fit the WR300 as well as 125's.

 

[typeone]

yeah, i ran out of red stuff and used a buddys green stuff a few times... filter was toast. NoToil was great about covering filter replacement and said not to use it on Moose filters again (just in case)

 

[slo rider]

careful with NoToil and this type of Moose, i used to run those, and liked them, until the NoToil ate the neoprene seal. kinda melted it and made it stick to the cage like glue. had to destroy the filter to get it off.

i've been running the pre-oiled NoToil filters lately. pretty cheap ($16.99) so i just toss 'em out after a few washes/uses.

wish the LoudMouth system i ran on my TC fit the WR, loved that setup with a TwinAir filter.

Had the exact same issue so I switched to a TwinAir.