What is the main benefit of using this BMC air filter?

This BMC air filter is designed to allow more air into your engine compared to the stock filter. This improved airflow can lead to a more responsive throttle and potentially better overall performance for your Indian Challenger or Pursuit.

How do I install this air filter?

Installation is straightforward. You'll typically remove the existing air filter housing cover, take out the old filter, and then install the new BMC filter in its place. It's a direct fit replacement.

How often should I clean or replace this air filter?

BMC air filters are designed to be cleaned and reused. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for the recommended cleaning intervals and procedure to maintain optimal performance.

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Brand: BMC
Part #: FM01202
UPC: 8053435270656

BMC 23+ Indian Challenger/ Pursuit 108 Air Filter

Name: BMC 23+ Indian Challenger/ Pursuit 108 Air Filter
Brand: BMC
SKU: bmc-bmc-23-indian-challenger-pursuit-108-air-filter-t14-780049
Price: 86.02 USD
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Key Features

Fits 2023 and newer Indian Challenger and Pursuit motorcycles.
Uses a cotton gauze filtering material for good airflow and filtration.
Designed as a direct replacement for the stock air filter.

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Product Details

If you're looking to get a little more out of your 2023 or newer Indian Challenger or Pursuit motorcycle, a well-built air filter like this one from BMC can make a noticeable difference. This filter is designed to replace your stock air filter, allowing your engine to breathe more freely.

BMC uses a special cotton gauze material for their filters, which is then treated with a light oil. This construction helps trap dirt and debris effectively while still letting a good amount of air pass through. The idea is to improve airflow to the engine without sacrificing filtration. It's a popular choice for riders who want a bit more responsiveness from their bike.

When you're ready to swap it out, just unbolt your old filter and drop this one in its place. It's a straightforward job that can help your engine run a little smoother.