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Things to know about SW Motech Crash Bars

If you donu2019t have SW motech crash bars on your motorcycle yet, you should consider installing them. Motorcycles have a much higher risk of tipping over because they only have two wheels. Most motorcyclists are all too aware of this unfortunate fact, but motorbikes come with stands to allow them to stand upright. When the stands fail (and inevitably they do), crash bars come to the rescue.<br><br>For more information on the SW motech crash bars, visit our website at https://www.motorradgarage.com.au/

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Things to know about SW Motech Crash Bars

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  1. THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT SW MOTECH CRASH BARS

  2. Things to know about SW Motech Crash Bars ◦ If you don’t have SW motech crash bars on your motorcycle yet, you should consider installing them. Motorcycles have a much higher risk of tipping over because they only have two wheels. Most motorcyclists are all too aware of this unfortunate fact, but motorbikes come with stands to allow them to stand upright. When the stands fail (and inevitably they do), crash bars come to the rescue. ◦ You are probably wondering what crash bars are if you are hearing about them for the first time. A crash bar is literally a bar that wraps around the important aspects of your motorcycle and protects them. It may wrap around the engine or other essential parts of the motorbike. If you are a motorcyclist, you may also choose to protect your bike with a slider. This is a peg that sticks out from the bike and protects a good amount of the motorcycle from hitting the ground. ◦ Since there are different types of crash bars, you need to know which one is suitable for your motorcycle. They are all specific to the type of motorcycle you have. Some of them come pre-installed as original equipment, but many riders prefer to install aftermarket crash bars, so they can choose better design or materials.

  3. Things to know about SW Motech Crash Bars ◦ Remember that the SW motech crash bars you choose may be designed to protect essential parts of your bike, like the fuel tank or engine. This is because, in case of a low-speed crash, you may still be able to complete your ride with minimal damage. You will also come across other crash bars that are designed for overall protection of the motorcycle’s athletic features, or simply the plastic. It is amazing how much damage your bike can sustain simply from it tipping over. ◦ For more information on the SW motech crash bars, visit our website at https://www.motorradgarage.com.au/

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