KTM Spark Plug Holder

I have used a variety of these holders over the years. Does the job as intended. Spend a few bucks to prevent your electrodes from getting hammered.

Could use a better closure clip but the size allows me to carry an extra fuel filter as well. No complaints for the price.

-m-2015 KTM 500 EXC--

Does what it says. Holds your spark plug nice n tight for easy grab and stab situations.

It's too bulky and the plastic seems flimsy especially at the moving joints. Buy the tusk holder instead.

Too bulk to carry it on your tool belt
But it protects the spark plug well

I use this to store a spare plug in my backpack when riding. I have bit the dust a few times but the electrode hasn't moved. Does it's job well.

-m-2014 KTM 250 XC-W (E-Start)--

I use it to keep an extra spark plug on hand at all times. I didn't mount it, instead I just keep it in my fender bag along with a few other tools

I have no idea why I bought this either, I guess I thought it was cool. you are better off making your own.

Nice container to hold your extra spark plug and keep it safe and easy to find when needed. Would have been nice if it came with instructions, but a quick google search had a video of how it works.

For a factory part, the plug fits loose and the plastic seemed flimsy and weak. I like the Tusk holders better.

-m-2015 KTM 250 XC-W (E-Start)--

Great little carrier for the easy access space inside the KTM air box. Just put a fitting screw underneath into your seat so the carrier gets located inside the air box. Some loop and hook tape makes is hold even better. I never take the whole carrier out anymore. Just pop the lid and the Velcro tape holds the rest up. To make it complete I carry a flat Tusk spark plug wrench in a zip lock bag underneath my cross bar pad cover. That little thing has saved me a few times a walk after I fouled a plug in the woods.

Machine this part was bought for: 2010 KTM 250 SX

Not sure why so many bad reviews, but this product is great. Easily stores a spare plug, All I did is on my EXC rear airbox there is a hole for a bolt, Threaded a 8mm head bolt into hole and spark plug holder snaps right onto it. Done!

Could use instructions and a screw. It mounts to a molded boss on the bottom of the seat. I used a small screw with 6mm hex and built in washer from the "Bolt" european fastner kit. The hex on the screw is a little too tall and will need to be machined or ground down a little to fit the holer.

It also holds two spare fuses.

If it came with instruction and a mounting screw I would give it 5 stars.

Machine this part was bought for: 2014 KTM 200 XC-W

Works great for protecting a spark plug, i threw it in my fender pack among tools and parts and don't have to worry about it getting damaged. I don't understand why people gave it bad reviews, it works just fine for me.

Machine this part was bought for: 2007 KTM 450 EXC 4-Stroke

i ordered this thinking it would fit somewhere under the seat yeah i guess there is room for it but how do you mount it? and it's really bulky to carry a whopping one plug I have seen better two plug carriers that are not as big!

Machine this part was bought for: 2006 KTM 300 XC

This is probably the worst product I have ever ordered from Rocky Mtn. It is very cheaply built and the cap/lid isn't sealed so if I could mount it under the seat there is a good possibility that the plug could get dust and/or water on it. I can't find where under the seat that it could be mounted. A great idea though if only the quality was better.

Machine this part was bought for: 2011 KTM 300 XC

i dont know why i bought this i guess i was board

It does carry the plug

This thing is a joke! One of the cheapest product I have every seen. I will keep my plugs in the box they can in. Built like a disposable product.

Machine this part was bought for: 2008 KTM 105 XC