🔍 Kolpin Hand Guard with Mirror - 97300 (Pair), Black: Enhance Off-Road Versatility and Visibility Review

Vi las quejas del articilo pero se q eso no age gran cosa. si note Que los pernos en (u) no encajan bien pero eso no fue ningun dolor de cabesa solo es cuestion de serarlos un poco con un alicate y listo. le quedo perdecto mi suzuki king quad 500

It took a bit of a chore to install them on my quad but they stuck to the parts provided and nothing extra was needed. They look good and seem to be of good quality so far. You do what I expected. Time will tell how they behave on the tracks. Bought them for the Tao Bull 200.

Please be smart. Look at all the other reviews from people saying they couldn't install it? Don't be an idiot like me. I thought I could find a way (Afro engineer) to get them working but NO. You will definitely NOT be able to use them. I'm not joking. You throw your money away when you buy them.

I needed something to protect my hands and show me what's behind me when I'm out and about. As long as they do what they were created to do. I'm not sure why there are so many bad reviews about installing on Polaris. I had no trouble installing them on my 2001 Sportsman 400 with the winch controller installed.

I've read the reviews and done some research and as far as I can tell they fit my tin. I'm not the problem. Not right. Not sure how they will work on every car, my handlebars are wide open and there was no way to install them with the brackets provided, an absolute waste of money. I ended up using large zip ties to secure the mount to the handlebars (simple hack) until I found a legitimate replacement. no stars

Easy to install, my only complaint and the reason I didn't give them 5 stars is that the hardware doesn't seem to be of good quality. I snapped one of the bolts holding the bracket to the handlebars while tightening it. Another thing is that they are certainly strong looking handguards. I'm curious to see how they hold up over time but my first impression is that I would recommend them and would buy them again should the need arise. Cheap hardware isn't a deal breaker in my opinion, it's easy…

Fastening material is cheap scrap. The U-bolts are too open to let the nut/bolt through. Even the gorilla squeezing them with pliers (apparently awful for the strength of the metal) to squeeze them a little tighter wasn't a craps game. One bolt barely pushed through, hoping the stretch would hold up without a nut (doubtful at the track), and the second didn't make it through. The shields and mirrors themselves were nice, but the fasteners weren't worth it. 45 minutes of work to find out it's…