Kawasaki Versys-X 300 Skid Plate: The Oil-Pan Tab Trap and the Ideal Plate
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Be the first to share your experience!They are made specifically for the Triumph Speed Twin 900 / Street Twin 900 / Speed Twin 1200. 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.
Carbon steel with a black powder-coated finish. Steel is tough and can often be straightened after an impact instead of cracking, and the finish protects it from rust.
They bolt to the bike's frame mounting points with basic hand tools. Fit all bolts loosely first, align both sides, then tighten evenly. Any workshop can fit them if you'd rather not do it yourself.
Yes. Low-speed tip-overs in traffic, on gravel and on slippery monsoon roads are common in India. Crash bars take that hit instead of the engine casings and bodywork of your Triumph Speed Twin or Street Twin, which are expensive and slow to replace.
Yes. Crash bars protect the sides of the engine and a skid plate protects the underside, so many riders run both. If you already have a non-Machina skid plate, send us a photo on WhatsApp to check for clashes.
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