Crash bars - or not?

[Andre]

That may be cheap but by taking them off you could make some good money. I am certain some guys would like to have them :grin

[grog]

in a past thread, some will remember, i bought some givi bars in perfect condition, they werent. re did and hammerite grey painted. i think they look good. my only reason to fit bars was for slow off or tip over in shed. i like having them on, rather not but just a bit of security.

[VladTepes]

I have R&G crash protectors and case sliders on mine.  The black rubber covers blends in with the frame (and my black bike) and they are barely noticeable.  They have protected the bike itself from damage, other than some paint scraped off the engine cases.  I think they are the best of both worlds - offers bike protection while not looking naff.


I have these:


http://www.rg-racing.com/browsebike/Suzuki/GSX1400/All_Years/CP0111/
http://www.rg-racing.com/browsebike/Suzuki/GSX1400/All_Years/ECS0017BK/
http://www.rg-racing.com/browsebike/Suzuki/GSX1400/All_Years/ECS0018BK/


also available (though I didn't bother)
http://www.rg-racing.com/browsebike/Suzuki/GSX1400/All_Years/SP0024BK/
http://www.rg-racing.com/browsebike/Suzuki/GSX1400/All_Years/BE0017BK/

[Mister Fishfinger]

Nice, although not cheap.

[seth]

its r&g buttons and sliders in my b/w and givi style on the r/b emma's has crash bars thes just a simple loop each side but there only to stop and fall over or low speed spills .
the r&g stuff is hard to spot when on the bike.