SW-MOTECH Crash Bars Engine Guards for Yamaha FZ6 ’04-’10
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Constructed of heavy-duty mild steel SW-MOTECH crash bars are designed to provide maximum protection optical integration and high-quality fit and finish.
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Description
All components are protected against corrosion by sandblasting and powdercoating. High-strength frame mounting points. Available in black powdercoat.
Constructed of 26.9mm outer-diameter mild steel tubing.
Part Numbers
| Our part number: | SBL.06.316.100.B |
| Manufacturer part number: | SBL.06.316.100/B |
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mike –
Bought my first motorcycle, 2009 fz6. Friend told me to purchase this crashbar for protecting the bike. Hopefully it will never be needed but better safe than sorry. Very easy install with the proper tools. Only pain was tightening the bolts on the shaft collar that joins to the bars together behind the pipes. It just takes a little more time since its such a tight area. Otherwise it looks great on the bike.
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Jake Bronson –
Put this on a 2007 fz6 that I was taking to the track. Caused a crash in 2 ways but it did save the frame and the engine block/case.
See the description in this video for more details
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkqdxjv3_VA
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