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Cycra Cyclone Open Hand Guards White / Red (with mounting kit)

Regular price 35,96
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Product description

The Cycra Cyclone Open hand guards White/Red are open-hand guards designed for off-road motorcycles. They offer reliable hand protection and come with a complete mounting kit so you can get back on the trail quickly.

  • Type: Open hand guard with universal mounting brackets
  • Mounting Positions: Two horizontal positions for wider or narrower grip
  • Protection: Maximum protection against trail debris like branches and rocks
  • Cover: Dual-injection cover for increased impact resistance and durability
  • Installation: Brackets can be mounted above or below the handlebar lever
  • Color: White with red accents (White/Red)
  • Included: Mounting kit included for quick installation
  • Part Number: 0024337.239

Ideal for off-road and enduro riders looking for lightweight, flexible protection without sacrificing control. The Cyclone design combines an open, ventilated structure with robust coverage and easy installation, so you retain grip and feel on the handlebar while keeping your hands protected from branches and rough trail conditions. Thanks to the two mounting positions, you can adjust the housing to fit your brake and clutch levers, while the universal mounting brackets are compatible with various motorcycle models. Inspired by Cycra’s long history in moto plastics, this system delivers reliable performance and a distinct off-road style on the trails.

Specifications

  • SKU
    0024337.239

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