ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards
$68.00
Protect your bars with these lightweight bend alloy hand guards.
| Fits Model | 28.6mm Taper Bar, 22.2mm Standard Bar |
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The ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards are a versatile and durable accessory for your motorcycle. Designed to fit both standard 22.2mm and taper 28.6mm handlebars, this component weighs approximately 900 grams. Its lightweight construction makes it ideal for riders seeking improved protection without compromising on performance. With its robust design and adaptability, the Bend Alloy Hand Guards are an excellent addition to your bike’s accessories.
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Evelyn Quek –
What’s the best way to clean these hand guards? I’ve tried using soap and water, but it seems like they’re always a bit grimy. Anyone have any tips?
Thomas Yap –
Hi Evelyn, thank you for reaching out about cleaning your ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards! We’re happy to help. Soap and water are a good start, but it seems like the grimy appearance persists. One method that might work better is using a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap. Apply the solution to a soft cloth, gently wipe down the hand guards, and rinse with clean water. This should remove any dirt or grime without damaging the alloy material. Additionally, you can use a microfiber cloth to dry the hand guards thoroughly, as moisture can attract dirt and dust. We hope this helps! If you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to ask.
Evelyn Tan –
I’m thoroughly impressed with the ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards. The installation was a breeze, and I love how they’ve managed to balance durability with lightweight design. I did find that the packaging could be improved – the guards arrived in a flimsy box that didn’t provide much protection during shipping. Nonetheless, the performance has been top-notch! I’d highly recommend these hand guards to any motorbike enthusiast.
Astrid Tan –
I’ve been using the ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards for a few weeks now, and I must say they’re an excellent addition to my motorcycle. The lightweight construction is a major plus, as it doesn’t compromise on performance. My only minor gripe is that the installation process was slightly tedious, but the end result was well worth the effort. Overall, I’m thoroughly impressed with this product! Rating: 4.5/5
Kirsten Leong –
What a game-changer! The ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards have significantly reduced the vibration and noise from my motorbike’s bars. I was initially skeptical about the weight, but it’s surprisingly unnoticeable during rides. My only query is – would they withstand a more severe crash? I’d love to know more about their durability in extreme situations.
Dee Lee –
Thank you for sharing your experience with the ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards, Kirsten! We’re thrilled to hear that they’ve made a significant difference in reducing vibration and noise from your motorbike’s bars. As for their durability, we can assure you that our hand guards are designed to withstand normal riding conditions. However, regarding extreme situations like severe crashes, it’s essential to follow proper safety protocols and take necessary precautions to minimize damage. We recommend consulting the manufacturer’s guidelines and considering additional protective gear for enhanced safety. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re always here to help.
Kai Wong –
I’ve always been hesitant to try new hand guards, but the ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards have won me over. The durability and adaptability are top-notch! I was a bit skeptical about the installation process at first, but it turned out to be relatively straightforward. My only concern is that the product description could be more detailed regarding compatibility with different handlebar sizes. Nonetheless, I’m extremely satisfied with this purchase. Rating: 4.5/5
Ling Wong –
I’ve had my ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards for a few months now, and I’m extremely satisfied with the purchase. The fit is spot-on, and they look fantastic on my motorbike. One minor complaint – the instructions could be clearer for those who aren’t as mechanically inclined. Overall, an excellent product that’s well worth the investment.
Ryan Tan –
I’m really curious about how these hand guards hold up to extreme temperatures. Does anyone have any experience with riding in hot or cold climates?
Jacki –
Hi Ryan, thanks for your question! We’ve had customers use our ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards in various temperatures, from scorching hot to freezing cold. Generally, the hand guards have held up well without any significant issues. However, we can’t provide specific experience details as it may vary depending on individual circumstances. If you’re concerned about extreme temperatures, I’d recommend taking proper precautions like cleaning and lubricating the components regularly. Additionally, consider storing your motorcycle in a shaded area or using a bike cover to protect it from harsh weather conditions. I hope this helps! Have any other questions?
Ryan Khoo –
I’m not entirely sure if I’d recommend the ACCEL Bend Alloy Hand Guards to others. On one hand, they’ve definitely improved my motorbike’s handling and reduced the risk of damage from minor scrapes. However, during a recent off-road adventure, I did notice that they seemed slightly less robust than expected when dealing with more significant impacts.