Handguards on

did you have to remove the crossbar to add the hand guards?

yes.... I had.

the handguards need, thanks to Murphy's, the crossbar brackets spot.... exactly the same.... no way to place the crossbar other way...

but, if you really want to go even in light offloads, better the hand guards than the crossbar.....

Those hand guards look well Hedo, what make are they please

Hedonism, what tires are those?

Quack said:

Hedonism, what tires are those?

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Look like the standard tyres to me.

ELVISTO said:

Those hand guards look well Hedo, what make are they please

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handguards are by xrace, model name is gladiator alu, I will post link tomorrow from my desktop pc


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Quack said:

Hedonism, what tires are those?

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tyres are continental tkc80 same equipment of bmw r 1200 gs adv


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Hedonism said:

tyres are continental tkc80 same equipment of bmw r 1200 gs adv

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Does it come in 110/80-18, or did you use a different dimension?

Thanks Hedo, looking good

Quack said:

Does it come in 110/80-18, or did you use a different dimension?

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they come in the exact dimension (only the speed code is lower due to they are M(mud)+S(snow) tyre and the max they can have is "Q" (up to 100 mph)

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ELVISTO said:

Thanks Hedo, looking good

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hi,

here the link from RTech (not Xrace )

handguards link

Hedonism said:

they come in the exact dimension (only the speed code is lower due to they are M(mud)+S(snow) tyre and the max they can have is "Q" (up to 100 mph)

here full table size

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Hedo,
Can't seem to find it as a front tire, only rear tire. Does it handle properly?

By the way, I see you got the Adreanigroup Ohlins cartridges. I am ordering one. Do they improve the suspension drastically?

yes, no problem... both on paved and unpaved roads

Cartridge works fine. You can register preload and both compressione and rebound, so it is to have softer set up for bumpy journey or harder for twisty roads

p.s. may be you have already read some posts of mine, I'm going to replace the rear mono as well, because the oem one is too hard and withou any hydraulic register. Iti will improve also the front fork work, avoiding to give back hit from the rear

Hand guards look good. :thumbsup:

Would have loved to see them with indicators and perhaps even the mirrors somehow integrated...

Francesco, did you need a mounting kit for the hand guards?

Sorry found yr link to mountings in another post

Do you notice a difference at highway speeds with the wind? Do they block wind and turbulence at all?