Engine guards
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Galveston, Tx
I like em too, as an added bonus
they saved hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars in damage last year when I was rear ended and my scoot went sliding down the asphalt on its side.
Plus, they make a nice place to rest your feet on long rides.
Plus, they make a nice place to rest your feet on long rides.
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From: Los Angeles, CA
I just added one with the foot clutch tank shift set up on advice of a good friend who has been riding about as long as I have been alive. See the pic. I was completely opposed to it until now as I figured it might come in handy one day. I added some pegs so I can rest my heels on the boards and my toes on the pegs. I just have to remember to put up the pegs prior to lane splitting. 
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DR. V-TWIN ...... I must commend you on your bike ...... we all come from different angles for the same objective ...... Our passion .....
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From: Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
I hit a car in the left rear bumper that turned right out of the left-hand lane (2 lane one-way street, 30 mph speed limit) and cut right across me, no time to stop even at 30mph.
Almost made it around but my crash-bar hit her bumper and sent me down.
Crash-bar was bent, other scrapes and scratches, turn signals busted (you get the idea)
road rash from my hip almost up to my armpit but the bike was still rideable.
When I had time to think about what happened I realized that if the crash-bar hadn't hit the bumper it probably would have been my right knee that got smashed and all bent out of shape.
So even though I don't have one on my current ride I certainly can swear to their benefits.