Ramair Filters MR-016 Motorcycle Pod Air Filter (58 mm neck ID)
Product description
What this Ramair MR-016 is for
The Ramair Filters MR-016 Motorcycle Pod Air Filter is designed to be a straightforward replacement for a pod-style setup where you want stronger airflow potential and good filtration, rather than just using a generic foam element. On paper, it leans into two things riders tend to care about: maximum air flow and consistent filtering, using a full twin layer foam construction.
It’s the kind of filter that makes sense if your current pod element feels a bit tired, or if you’re assembling a simple upgrade and want something that’s at least clearly built for airflow performance rather than being an afterthought.
The essentials (and the bits that matter)
This model is specified as a pod air filter with a 58 mm neck ID and a height of 119 mm. There’s also a clamp included, which is helpful if your installation is already set up for that style of fit.
The build is described as “full twin layer foam construction”. That’s a meaningful detail because foam filtration is all about how evenly it traps dust while still letting air pass. Twin-layer designs often aim to balance restriction and capture. It’s not the same as replacing a full intake system, but it can be a sensible part of keeping your intake breathing well.
What you’ll like if you care about airflow and filtration
The stated “maximum air flow” and “superior filtration qualities” are exactly what you’d be shopping for if you’re trying to keep induction noise, restriction, and contamination in check at the same time. If your goal is practical—maintain performance consistency rather than chasing peak figures—this sort of construction is the right direction.
What you might want to double-check first
You’ll still want to confirm that the 58 mm neck ID and the 119 mm tall dimensions match your current mounting/inlet space. Pod filters can look similar externally, but the fit is usually determined by neck size, overall height, and how the clamp secures the element. If you don’t have those numbers clear, it could be a frustrating return.
What stands out in day-to-day use
The biggest “real life” difference with pod filters like this tends to be how they behave over time—how well the element keeps filtering without becoming overly restrictive. Because this one uses full twin layer foam construction, it’s intended to hold up the filtration job while still supporting airflow.
A small practical scenario: imagine you ride regularly through mixed weather and stop-start traffic. Over months, a neglected element can let more grit through or start to restrict airflow. This kind of foam pod filter approach is usually chosen for exactly that kind of riding pattern, where you want a clean intake path without turning maintenance into a daily chore.
Who it suits (and who should be cautious)
It makes sense if you’re already using a pod-style filter arrangement and you need a replacement with a known neck size (58 mm) and overall height (119 mm). If you’re the type of rider who prefers tidy, plug-in maintenance components—rather than a complicated intake conversion—this should fit your approach.
It might not be the best match if your bike’s current setup doesn’t align with a 58 mm neck ID, or if your space around the pod is tight and you can’t spare the listed height. Also, if your priority is maximum refinement (for example, very specific intake tuning requirements), remember that a pod filter is only one part of the airflow picture.
Tech specs
- Name: Ramair Filters MR-016 Motorcycle Pod Air Filter, Black, 58 mm
- Type: Motorcycle pod air filter
- Format: Pod air filter
- Capacity: Not specified
- Size: 58 mm neck ID
- Dimensions: 119 mm tall
- Material: Full twin layer foam construction
- Colour: Black
- Included: Complete with clamp
Is it worth it?
Buying this Ramair MR-016 is a solid choice when you want a pod filter replacement that’s built around airflow and filtration (twin layer foam) and you can confirm the 58 mm neck ID and 119 mm height fit your intake layout. The included clamp is a practical bonus for installation.
You may want to skip it if your current mounting doesn’t match the neck size, or if clearance around the pod is limited—because the listed dimensions are likely to be the deciding factor. For riders who only need a quick “whatever fits” replacement, this may feel more specific than necessary, for riders who care about getting the intake breathing properly while keeping filtration in mind, it’s the more purposeful route.
Quick FAQ
Will the included clamp help with installation?
Yes—this filter is described as complete with a clamp, so you shouldn’t need to source one separately for the pod-style fit it’s intended for.
What size should I measure before buying?
You’ll want to check the neck size (58 mm neck ID) and also whether you have room for the 119 mm height.
Is it mainly about airflow or filtration?
Both are part of the pitch here: maximum air flow and superior filtration qualities, supported by full twin layer foam construction.
Does this replace a full intake system?
No. This is a pod air filter replacement for a specific mounting style, it’s not described as an intake conversion.
Can it suit regular everyday riding?
It’s designed for a practical pod filter setup, so for typical mixed riding where you want filtration and breathing room, it’s the sort of replacement many riders look for—just make sure the dimensions and neck fit your bike’s setup.