I'm due to take delivery of my new bike in the next week or so and was wondering about crash bars / protectors. Anybody fitted them to their bike? Any advice /comments appreciated.
I have genuine Kawasaki crash bars on the front and R&G bobbins on front axle and rear swing arm.
Looks right in my opinion, and having dropped it once since fitting I know it saved me a fortune!
Mirror cover scuff and a small scratch on the exhaust end cap.
One of the best insurance policies I've ever bought! :yes:
R and G are very good.
I have these ones MC Enterprises fitted front and back for the panniers the people across the pond call them canyon cages.
I have attached a link below I found them easy easy to fit .
Just bear in mind my local Kawasaki dealer at Cradley Heath said the fronts will need removing for big service work they said I can do it before or pay them extra labour of around 2 hours .
Also there is a member on here called Ant he makes and sells them check his out he had a video on utube testing them
http://www.mcenterprisesusa.com/products/search/dsp_popupLargeImage.cfm?image=CONCOURS%201400-410%20lrg2.JPG&name=1400-410
Took delivery of my new bike and it came with a set of R&G Adventure bars on I'd asked the dealer to sort for me. (Thanks to all for your advice) A bit pricey for some bent metal, brackets and bolts I thought but you never know. Well.. Stopped at a junction, put my foot down only to find a dip in the road my short stumpy legs could not cope with! My God this machine is heavy....and there was no way I could hold it up :oops: Long story short, picked me up, then the bike (with a little help from a friend) and low and behold, a slight mark on the R&G bar and not a mark anywhere else on the bike....WINNER! As someone said on this post . best insurance policy I've ever bought.
Right ...of to the gym to build some muscle!
Well worth the extra £'s then, I'm glad your actual bike wasn't damaged.
At least you found out how heavy it actually is!