Sprint Filter T12 Air Filter for Suzuki V-Strom 1000 1050

• 12 micron polyester tissue
• ISO 5011:2020 independently certified
• class leading air flow and filtration
• low maintenance - blow clean with compressed air
• dry filter - no oiling or washing
• as fitted to 2024 Africa Eco Race winning Aprilia Tuareg 660
• recommended for Adventure, desert, harsh off-road conditions

Sprint Filter T12 is a highly efficient, low maintenance air filter tissue specifically designed to withstand the harshest desert adventure conditions. Unlike foam and cotton gauze filters, Sprint Filter T12 is a dry filter tissue, requiring no oiling or washing. A few seconds of blowing with compressed air is all that's needed to clean the T12, saving valuable time and money in maintenance.

Made from a unique non-woven fabric, T12 has undergone rigorous testing and development both in the laboratory and in some of the most challenging terrains globally, in collaboration with leading manufacturers. The 12 micron fabric offers not only by far the lowest maintenance of any off-road air filter but also class-leading filtration efficiency combined with competitive air flow. Along with the T14 filter, T12 is redefining air filtration standards in off-road motorcycles.

ISO 5011:2020 Certified Testing

In addition to extensive real-world testing, the T12 air filter, along with the T14 filter, have been subjected to ISO 5011:2020 certified tests in an independent accredited laboratory. 

ISO 5011:2020 testing is designed to measure clean air flow, differential air flow under dust loading, full-life filtration efficiency, and dust capacity. T12 and T14 were measured along with a leading brand aftermarket foam filter and a leading brand aftermarket cotton gauze filter, both of which are pre-oiled filters. Tests were carried out using ISO 12103-1 A4 Arizona Coarse test dust and with consistent air flow, dust feed rate and concentration, temperature and humidity.

Model Compatibility

Suzuki V-Strom 1050 / XT 2020 – current
Suzuki V-Strom 1000 / XT 2014 – 2019