🏍️ Motorcycle Handlebar Hand Guards Handguards - 22mm 7/8" with Alloy Insert - Safe for Motocross, Dirt Pit Bike, Off Road ATV Quad - Color: Black Review

Works just as well as bark crusher Not too difficult to install and gets the job done but make sure when installing on the throttle side the holes are big enough not to make the throttle grip like me . worth every penny!

Perfect for my Crf 125f. However, he did not come with instructions. But they are very durable and great color! Nothing broke without damage! Good product!

Absolute bullshit. Instead, save money and buy a big name brand. They flexed after the KLX140's initial rollover. Literally after a couple of falls, they bent and became unusable. The hardware is as soft as putty, and the hex screws come loose when first installed.

I bought them after buying a set of identical JFG versions. I would say that the equipment in this set is much better than in JFG. I've dismounted on both sides twice and the handguard has held up well. Buy them, not the JFG version. In my opinion

I installed them on my 2020 RPS Hawk 250 Dual Sport. The color match is as good as it gets. I can't specifically attest to their durability as I haven't dropped my bike since putting them on, but they felt very solid once installed. Great value for money in my opinion.

Product arrived quickly. The handguards feel solid thanks to the aluminum and plastic construction. Installation is easy enough, but unfortunately they haven't fit since widen towards the middle on my bars so the rod clamps were too small I recommend them but only if your rods are a full 7/8.

If you're looking for inexpensive handguards, these handguards are for you. The handguard is pretty good, but the mounting hardware isn't great. I just ordered them for assembling hardware while waiting for the Tusk guards. I was riding with the guards and hit a few objects and when I replaced the guards with the Tusk the bolts on the ends of the bar were already bent and could no longer be used. In my opinion, if you want good guards, spend another $30 on some Tusk guards.

According to the description it is clear that it is for small bikes and I bought them for my son for 110, but when installing them I had to "twist" a little to make them fit better and bend with moderate effort in a vise. Hopefully they will serve their purpose on my son's lighter bike. By comparison, I've installed Tusk fairings (a Rocky Mountain Quads brand) on my 450, dropped the thing a couple of times and didn't even scratch the finish. I had to set them up too, but for that I needed a…