The x-grip frame guard is designed and engineered to protect the frame in the area of contact with the rider's boots.
The x-grip frame guard is designed and engineered to protect the frame in the area of contact with the rider's boots.
- Protects the frame in the area of maximum friction.
- Use of rubber to increase grip and therefore control of the bike.
- Easy assembly using plastic clamps.
Reference: 25337.251
Brand: Acerbis
The x-grip frame guard is designed and engineered to protect the frame in the area of contact with the rider's boots.
Reference: 13057.010
Brand: Acerbis
Pair of handguards including aluminum bar mount kit
Reference: 547130450
Brand: Sgr
Steel crown 520 Z 50 teeth pitch
Reference: 22115.343
Brand: Acerbis
Pair of ventilated hand guards including attachment kit for all 22 mm or 7/8 usa handlebars.
Reference: 26854.031
Brand: Acerbis
Plastic kit
Reference: 26854.553.025
Brand: Acerbis
Plastic kit
Reference: 25755.011
Brand: Acerbis
Crash bar made of resistant plastic with integrated fin.
Reference: 547230445
Brand: Sgr
Aluminum crown 520 pitch Z 45 teeth
Reference: 13057.060
Brand: Acerbis
Pair of handguards including aluminum bar mount kit
Reference: 25755.040
Brand: Acerbis
Crash bar made of resistant plastic with integrated fin.
Reference: 22115.315
Brand: Acerbis
Pair of ventilated hand guards including attachment kit for all 22 mm or 7/8 usa handlebars.
Reference: 26854.553.024
Brand: Acerbis
Plastic kit
Reference: 22115.349
Brand: Acerbis
Pair of ventilated hand guards including attachment kit for all 22 mm or 7/8 usa handlebars.
Reference: 25337.319
Brand: Acerbis
The x-grip frame guard is designed and engineered to protect the frame in the area of contact with the rider's boots.
Reference: 22115.344
Brand: Acerbis
Pair of ventilated hand guards including attachment kit for all 22 mm or 7/8 usa handlebars.
Reference: 547130445
Brand: Sgr
Steel crown 520 Z 45 teeth pitch
The x-grip frame guard is designed and engineered to protect the frame in the area of contact with the rider's boots.
