Single Button Holeshot Device — HH-201X-K
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Features:
- Large latching groove allows for easy and secure hookup and mud buildup is no hassle when latching
- Machined lip ensures button stays in place on plastic fork guard
- The double button is an industry first and allows you a choice of settings for different conditions.
- The upper button works great on concrete and dry slick dirt and the lower button is for tacky starts or metal grates. As the dirt conditions change throughout your moto day or from track to track, so can your setting on your holeshot device.
- Bullnose face latching plunger prevents scratching of your fork leg and tube
- 5 screws secure the double button to fork guard & screw placement is designed to spread the load on your plastic preventing rip out
- Rebuildable design for long lasting performance 7 Curved and knurled to fit your fork guard curve
- X-Wing bracket provides added security to keep the double button on your fork guard
- Metal drill template ensures accurate hole placement
Check the exact part and fork configuration
Tamer part HH-201X-K. Match this code against your motorcycle and installed fork configuration before ordering. Rings, buttons and complete devices are separate configurations.
Tamer fitment — HH-201X-K
Complete button and ring. Packaged ring HH-07. Confirm the exact installed fork. Special aftermarket forks require separate ring verification.
| Bike / installed fork | Years |
|---|---|
| GAS GAS MC 85, MC 85BW - OEM FORKS | 2021-2026 |
| HUSQVARNA TC 85 & Big Wheel - OEM FORKS | 2014-2026 |
| KTM 85SX & 85SX Big Wheel - OEM FORKS | 2004-2026 |
| SUZUKI RM85 | 2002-2026 |
Source: Tamer 2026 chart, updated March 26, 2026, page 2. Model and fork labels follow the manufacturer. Listed years stop at 2026; later years require confirmation.