Triumph Profilter Spin-On Oil Filter PF204B
Triumph oil filter requires a high quality spin-on filter. This Pro Filter has up to 20% more life than other filters along with a silicone anti-drain back valve that allows faster oil distribution on start up.
Pro Oil Filter fits most 2004-2017 Triumph models including: Bonneville, Daytona, Rocket III, Scrambler Speed Four, Speed Triple, Speedmaster, Sprint, Street Triple, Thruxton, Tiger, America, Trophy.
Triumph oil filter can be removed with a 17mm wrench or socket which is easier than using an oil filter wrench.
Triumph Profilter Spin-On Oil Filter PF204B Fits the Following OEM:
- 05 Speed Four 600, 04-05 Daytona 650
- 06-16 Daytona 675 R
- 08-19 Street Triple 675
- 16-20 Street Triple 765
- 04-17 America (all models)
- 07-13 Bonneville 865/T100
- 07-17 Scrambler 865
- 07-14 Speedmaster 865
- 07-15 Thruxton 865
- 16-20 T100
- 16-20 Street 900
- 16-19 Bonneville T120
- 16-19 Thruxton 1200
- 09-18 Thunderbird 1600/1700
- 04-20 Rocket III
- 17-19 Bonneville Bobber
Check your parts book for fitment of this Triumph Profilter Spin-On Oil Filter PF204B.
Additional items to consideration:
- Triumph Bonneville Scrambler BikeMaster High Flow Gauze Air Filter (1)
- BikeMaster FM916/20 High Flow Air Filter
- Triumph Hinckley Bonneville Thruxton Scrambler T100 Fork Boot Gaiter Set 2001 Up
- Triumph Bonneville/Thruxton (Air-Cooled) BikeMaster® Rear Sprocket (525 chain)
- Triumph Speed Triple EBC Clutch Kit
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Review by Owner –
Pros:
– Superior filtration performance
– Durable and high-quality construction
– Easy to install with spin-on design
– Perfect fit for Triumph motorcycles
– Excellent value for money
Cons:
– None observed so far