Motorcycle Crash Protection | Engine Guard Overview | TwistedThrottle.com
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- Motorcycle crash protection, including crash bar engine guards, skid plates, engine case covers, and more, are some of the first pieces of gear new motorcycle riders look to put on their bike. This is because protecting your motorcycle in the event of an accident is key. In this video, Twisted Throttle focuses on crash bars and how engine guards can vary in build and shape.
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Tiger 800. Power enough to ride 2 up with gear yet nimble enough to move around easily enough off road. I own a 2013 (with a fair bit of Motech parts including the crash bars) so I might be a little biased.
Great info
Hey buddy I enjoyed watching your video...I have a question I have a 2009 kawasaki vulcan 750 and for some apparent reason they dnt sell crashbar or engine bars for this bike..what do I do next??
Nice video, thanks a lot. The best escape vehicle is a supermoto or adventure 😎
will the sw motech crash bar for the bmw g310gs protect the upper body, as in it won't let it touch the ground?
Having owned a KLR650 (1999), I wasn't going to say that. As much as I'd love to state my current bike - a 2017 Yamaha FJ-09 - the best/honest answer would be a BMW R1200GS Adventure. If a BMW is good enough for Mila Jovovich (Resident Evil movies), it's good enough for me.
Hi have Honda NC 750x loaded with 40kg stuff, me and my whife we made a trip of 2300km with 75€ of gas 4l/100km reaching 160km/h many times, it has a 12000km oil service so its the best vehicle :P
RE the Zombi bike, Everbody likes the carbonated, magneto sparked, air cooled bike that will survive an EMP, But lately, I've bee thinking a modern bike with an 8K mile maintenance schedule might be a better option and something that need new oil every other ride?
Africa Twin with some sw motech mad Max style.
Baja bug for bug out vehicle.
KLR 650. The right answer is always right.
What is with all that "zombie's appocalipse" thing? I've saw it so manny times in so manny vdeos.. is that the trend story used by those who are to desperate to sell something..and they rely on a story from some random zombies movie? I realy do not get this thing about zombie's at all.
YamahaTW 200. or Suzuki DR 200. fuel efficiency Agile 🚲
KTM 890 ADVENTURE go anywhere any time
Lets be clear on something though, stainless steel absolutely rusts, it just takes longer than other forms of steel. It's even in the name, it's called stain less, it's not called doesn't stain.
this gentleman has copy pasted whatever sw motech have wrote in their website
Zombie bike, that's funny. I personally own three KTMs, 1290. 690 and 250 none of which would remotely be even close in that situation. lol. any 20 year old none electronic carb bike would be a winner. As for crash protection, I wish some one would design and manufacture a system to protect the big KTM. Everything currently available is complete POOP, HAD TO MAKE MY OWN!