🏍️ Gray Universal Handguards for Motorcycles, Scooters, Pit Bikes, Off-Road – Hand Guards, Brush Guards, Handle Protectors Review

Great deal for the price. Easy to install with included adapters of different sizes. The video shows a different product than the sales photo. The photo from the sale is true. The product does not last long with extreme driving.

Easy to fit, perfect for bikes with metal spikes on the end of the handlebars and not full body handguards, it doesn't bother. Excellent protection against cold wind, small stones, insects. It also looks very cool

They are great. For the price they seemed patchy but they are perfect. Yes, they're not big, but I put them on my 2005 Suzuki Vstrom 650. They fit great and keep the bugs from hitting my arms at 80mph. Small but exactly what I was looking for. Unsurpassed value. Gets my yes vote.

Will not fit my Honda 400ex. You can't tighten them, the nut inside the plastic will break out. You have to fix them. But hey $8 what do you expect. Once you figure out how to keep them in place. I mean, they look good and do the job, but I'd rather spend $30-$40 and skip all the time it takes to put them on.

All plastic so remember if you are a serious woodsman and need maximum protection they are better for those who don't want branches to get your fingers meeting. It was a little tricky fitting the plastic mounts to the handguard, but with a little effort I was able to fit them to my son's trail bike. Once installed they look very good

I bought these with a bit of skepticism based on some bad reviews. They are great for mountain bikes like my RADRover. They just fit and look great. Great buy for the money. Note. I had to move the derailleur over three quarters of an inch to match the left bracket on my ATV. Looks great and for the price I really have to give 5 stars. Not sure about the bad reviews, they easily passed. 5 minutes per side.

They are too small for a motorcycle. The one in the picture is as far out as possible and barely covers the clutch lever. I'd probably leave it on, but there are on/off and horn switches on the brake/throttle side that push the mount even further from the end. They may work on a pit bike or mountain bike, but are too small even for the XT225 pictured. That's a pity, too, because the blue color goes perfectly with the bike.

I put 3 for the quality and fit, it would be 2 if they weren't so cheap. I give myself 1 star for trying to save a few bucks instead of buying a famous brand. The main problem was that the protective cover did not fit on the mount. There is a small rail on the mounting bracket that fits into a groove on the handguard. The rail was too big to fit in the groove. I had to file, not much, but still apita. And they aren't very big (wide or long), again it's my fault for not paying attention so I…

Bought for a Chinese 125 quad. They're pretty much what I need and great value for money. I just wanted to help keep my hands free of dirt, bushes and debris. It was easy to install. The downside is that only one screw holds the real handguard to the strut. I can drill a hole and add another. The manufacturer should have done that. In order not to lose a screw, just in case, I recommend fastening it and adding a lock washer. I don't recommend anything larger than 125 as they are small and not…