Puig Mat Black Pipe Air Duct SystemYAMAHA 850 MT-09 ABS - 2025 - 2026Ref : PUI01111A / 22662J

Matte Black Air Duct Conduit by Puig

This air duct is designed to cool the brake calipers, minimising efficiency loss during repeated braking and sporty riding. Composed of two ABS ducts paired with matte black steel supports, it channels air towards the calipers to reduce operating temperature. Circuit tests show an average reduction of 10 °C in caliper temperature, contributing to a more consistent braking feel. Quick installation is possible by following the provided instructions.

Design and Materials

• ABS ducts ensuring a lightweight and durable component for optimised airflow to the calipers
• Steel supports with a textured black finish guaranteeing rigidity and mechanical stability under intensive use
• UV-resistant treatment to maintain appearance and performance during prolonged exposure

Practicality and Features

• Two cooling ducts that capture and direct air towards the calipers to reduce overheating during intensive use
• Installation achievable in minutes with a paper manual or available online for quick replacement
• Dimensions 114 x 169 x 69 mm allowing for space verification and facilitating adjustment during installation
• Item weight 322 g for lightweight integration at the wheel without major modification of the rotating mass

Safety and Standards

• Circuit tests confirming an average reduction of 10 °C in caliper temperature for more consistent braking
• General circulation licence ABE and compliance with TÜV requirements for public road use
• Homologation abe=KBA 31948 SP BC provided for regulatory reference

Usage and Performance

• Aerodynamic design that captures, compresses, and directs air towards the calipers to limit temperature rise during repeated braking
• Improvement of braking feel consistency by maintaining more stable operating conditions during intensive use

Compatible Motorcycle Examples

• YAMAHA MT-09 (RN87/25) 890 (2026)

Complete list of compatible motorcycles available in the dedicated section below