NEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004

NEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004

NEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004

NEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! For their intended purpose of hand guards when riding through normal light tree limbs hanging across trail; I give them five stars. They were easy to install and look like they do in the picture.However, if you ride enduro style like I do, through heavy close together trees where you will likely impact a tree, or where your motorcycle will likely get thrown down to the ground due to rocks or tree impact, these break easy. As mine did on my first ride and first impact when I launched over a medium wet log and lost it.washington mall,max 85% off,max 42% offNEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004
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These two-component wrap-around plastic handguards have been completely redesigned. The black center section offers maximum strength for optimum durability. The colorful upper and lower parts are more flexible to withstand impacts from stones and branches. Large coverage area keeps weather and debris away.

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NEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004

NEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! For their intended purpose of hand guards when riding through normal light tree limbs hanging across trail; I give them five stars. They were easy to install and look like they do in the picture.However, if you ride enduro style like I do, through heavy close together trees where you will likely impact a tree, or where your motorcycle will likely get thrown down to the ground due to rocks or tree impact, these break easy. As mine did on my first ride and first impact when I launched over a medium wet log and lost it.washington mall,max 85% off,max 42% offNEW KTM ORANGE HANDGUARDS SX XC XC-W EXC SMR 6030217900004