Spal 30103018 4 Paddle Blade Puller Fan

Purchased as a replacement fan on my 02 XR650R. Perfect fit.

Looks to be high quality and works great so far. But havent had it very long. I expect it to hold up just fine though.

Bearing went out after 2 years of commute use on an xr650r. Still a solid value.

Excelente calidad cumple con lo ofrecido, deberían entregar calcomanias para la moto de la marca

I bought this to make my own fan kit for my 2007 450xc.....works perfectly....really cools the bike down.....these are made by the same company KTM uses stock....waterproof...dustproof.....at least so far......this is a good fan

If you are looking for a great radiator fan for your dirt bike - Spal is your choice.

they pull a lot of air and mot mush draw on a battery about 2.5 amps

I have installed this, and it runs, but not actually seen how much it cools yet. I messed around per comments on my motorcycle forum trying various computer fans and fans off other motorcycles, but none of them worked very well. This fan is the perfect size for the right side radiator. I made a bracket and set up a switch on the bars. This really flows a lot of air. I will try and remember to do an update after a couple of rides.

I bought this fan as an inexpensive replacement for my OEM fan on my 2012 Husqvarna TE310. It was an easy installation with zip ties and the plug on the fan was an exact fit to my bikes heat sensor plug. After installation, I started the bike and the fan worked perfectly.

Works great! I purchased this to make my own cooling fan for my 2014 KTM 350EXC-F, as opposed to purchasing the KTM branded fan or the TrailTech which cost nearly 4x as much. I simply mounted it using universal radiator mounting straps (the cheap plastic ones) and it holds it strongly and securely against the radiator. (Be sure to dry fit it with the tank on before using the straps because they are one-time use). You can also purchase the mounting bracket for about $60 through KTM. I built my own relay harness with a manual override switch, should the thermo-switch ever fail. The thermo-switch plug that I used came from a late 1980s BMW 3 series. Works great and cheap!