kr 4 979,99
-32%
Spesialpris
kr 3 389,99
med 35 % kode: MOTEA35kr 2 203,49
På lager
- 30 dagers returrett
- Forsikret frakt
- Kjøperbeskyttelse
Leveranse: 17.10.2025 - 27.10.2025
Sku: A529860-0
Motorsykkel beskyttelsesstang Motoguard DP2473 passer for Yamaha MT-09 21-23
- Caution: For a combination of the upper and lower crash bars, different screws and sleeves must be used during assembly. These are included with the upper crash bars.
- Engine Guard Set for Yamaha MT-09 21-22 Motoguard X21 upper and lower part black
- Motorcycle engine guard set with upper and lower crash bars as optimal protection for rider and motorbike in case of falls
- Prevent or reduce reliable damages to the engine and can prevent costly repairs
- Protection also for higher parts such as fairing, tank or attachments
- Made of extremely sturdy steel tube of 28mm diameter
- Mounting points of the guard are chosen so that the impact energy is optimally distributed and punctually high loads are avoided
- Maximum lean angle is not affected
- Optimally adapted to the motorcycle, perfect fall protection without disturbing the look
- Crashbars bent on high-tech CNC bending machines for absolute accuracy of fit
- Double powder coating for optimum rust protection: first layer with zinc primer, second layer black for a flawless surface
- Scope of delivery: Crash bars upper and lower part for right and left side (pair), assembly kit
- Please note when attaching the case to the holder that it must be firmly locked in place. This is indicated by an audible click.
- Caution: In extreme lean angles, the cornering and ground clearance can be influenced by this crash bar!
- Caution: In extreme lean angles, the cornering and ground clearance can be influenced by this crash bar!
Passer til følgende MC:
| Merke | Navn | Årsmodell |
|---|---|---|
| Yamaha | MT-09 / SP | 2021 - 2023 |
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