🔴 Acerbis X-Ultimate Handguards in a Striking Red and Black Color Scheme Review

I bought these in orange because of the price and one of the few sets. I would have preferred a custom kit but couldn't find one for my 2012 Kawasaki Brute Force 650i. The handlebar covers had to be trimmed a bit to fit the covers, but they held up on the Hatfield McCoy rails.

Great handguard, very easy to fit and a lot stronger than you think. I've definitely experienced it since I received them. From rocks falling on them from another bike nest, crashing into trees on single lane roads, to a bike crash. It saved my hands and leverage.

Looks great on my TT250. A bit tricky to mount on the front due to the tank and cables, but mounts well. Not as strong as a closed one, but protects your hands from branches and rocks. Inserts can be removed for warmer weather. A good addition to your off-road motorcycle.

Good product, well built and easy to fit. The panel on the inside of the handguard is cool because you can remove it in the summer to let the air in and in the winter it stops cold air from getting directly to your hands. I put them on the Yamaha Warrior

Mainly cosmetic. The mounting mechanism does not allow me to stand at the right angle in front of the levers on my 2021 klx300. They aren't very stiff and definitely won't save your buckles from wood. The rest matches the color of the bike and looks great. They definitely give the bike a nice look and appear to be decently made. Installation was easy and didn't require any crazy effort.

Looks and feels good quality, looks great on a Yamaha TTR 125le 20. Only reason for the 4 stars is the threads of the 2 nuts which the guard is attached to The bracket as to where it is got confused and I was only able to fit 1 handguard (only one size I didn't have on hand at the moment) until I bought 2 nuts to replace the 2 that were unusable. Not a big deal, expensive or complicated solution, but I still couldn't install both right away after getting it. I would like to add that there was a