Dirt Handguards Universal Motorcycle Guards Review

works for the replacement i need. It's not as wide and tall as the previous one, but fits the same studs as it. I'm glad real manual guards have returned in it. Also came extra parts that I don't need now but might need later. The photos on the bike show the product. The one in my hands is my previous one broken on one side.

Unbeatable price! To be honest, like most handguards, they're never fun to put on, but they're very easy. Today I rode hard and wiped out a couple of times for traction. And these things have failed. can highly recommend her. Easy to install, inexpensive and withstands hard falls. The only thing I will do is replace my bolts that hold the plastic seat protector in place, add longer ones and nuts to secure it against vibration and friction. thanks kyle

The only thing that made me realize these are budget handguards was the poor job deburring some of the metal parts. They're as strong as the tusk or acerbis guardians I've had in the past. The setup was the same as any other bark crusher kit, just a bit of power and twists here and there. The plastic parts look nice and complement the bike well. I will be buying these every day now instead of big brands.

Let me start by saying something. I bought them hoping they would work, but I have very little faith that they will actually work. Yes, they do take a bit of fiddling to get the right result, but the same goes for $150 handguns. I have and still own a pair of Cycra Probend bracers and yes, these bracers are hands down better, but they're also $180. They far exceed my expectations for a $40 handcuff set. If you are looking for a set of anguards, feel free to try them. I configured them for the…