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It is made specifically for the Honda Transalp XL750. Fitment can change between model years, so if you're unsure about yours, send Machina your bike's year and a photo on WhatsApp before ordering.
It is built for everyday riding on the Honda Transalp XL750, including rain, heat and rough roads. For the exact material and finish, message Machina on WhatsApp and we'll confirm the specification before you order.
It is designed around the Honda Transalp XL750's existing beak mounting points, so it fits with basic hand tools. If you'd rather not do it yourself, any mechanic can fit it, and Machina can guide you over WhatsApp.
Yes. It extends the beak to catch more of the water, mud and stones thrown up by the front wheel — useful through the Indian monsoon and on unpaved roads.
It follows the lines of the stock beak, so it looks like part of the bike while giving extra coverage.
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