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 Posted: 14:46 - 08 May 2010 Post subject: What handguards have you got? |
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I'm after some handguards for the Gasser. I've had Acerbis Rally Pro's before and am after something very similar to those.
https://www.cyclegear.com/images/offroadacc/acerbis_rlypro_hg_red_LG.jpg
The trouble is they're a bit pricey but as I have fatbars they cheaper copies on eBay won't fit.
What do you have on yours? |
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I had these cheepies on the CRM and then put them on the gas gas
https://www.bikeit.co.uk/bikeit_06/images/motox/BRG03BU.jpg
They did the job well and crashed loads of times.
Guildford tyres stock them, mines cost me £17.50 but they have put the price up to £25 now, also come in red BTW |
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On my WR I had the Acerbis Rally Pro's.
I figured that I would need them to protect the levers and my hands from all the falling off I do.
But, every time I have fallen off they simply bend round and the levers still snap every now and then.
On the KTM, there are just simple standard bush guards (dont go round to ends of bars:
https://www.eurotekktm.com/images/products/tn_blackstripe%20hguards.jpg
I am tempted to stick with those.
However, there was one time when I shot up a bank at Tow Brake Lane ... and hit that tree at a good speed, right on the left hand.
If I hadnt had the full ally re-enforced Acerbis ones, then I would definitely have had broken fingers.
Last point. Many of our USA cousins dont like the full metal guards ... lots of storys of broken wrists and the like
So to answer your possible questions.
I dont have a bloo*y clue what ones are best and would like the advice of others also  ____________________ There's nothing that shouts "Poor Workmanship" more than wrinkles in the Gaffa tape.
Gaffa tape is like "the force" - it has a light side, a dark side, and it holds the universe together. |
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I have those on my KTM200 - the angles were all wrong for my 'fat bars', so they are gaffa taped on in the middle and using the proper bar-end bit in the end.
I got some all-plastic ones from endurotek that look plenty strong enough - they have extra ridged plastic where the metal would be. The woman on the phone shouted across to her husband/other people that rode on KTMs in enduros and confirmed that they do fit - however it still doesn't look like they are MADE for fat bars. Cost £25 I think.
I had some slightly similar to Silky's on my KTM - they both broke off by the end of the second lap at an enduro (ok, perhaps I should crash less!... but I'd still worry about their use hitting a decently chunk branch.) |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 144 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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