Handguards

[Glynn123]

I like my Zeta ones, doesn't leave the bars too crowded either.

[Calum]

I bought some acerbis ones.

But stripped them and replaced most of the components.

They come with just plastic trim, then found a company that makes carbon fibre wraps.

Then bought the LED inserts from acerbis.

Then put it all together.

[finnerz89]

@calum had them on another bike minus the LEDs. I like the carbon though!

[Sgt Robuck 5]

I have some Acerbis X-Force ones which I think go really well with the bike, These ones also don't need to go into the handle bars (https://www.dirtbikexpress.co.uk/bike_parts/motocross_handguards/acerbis_motocross_handguards/acerbis_x_force_handguards)

[Irongamer727]

Dt170x https://imgur.com/gallery/RpO7t
I stripped a cheap pair and polished the aluminium. Pretty satisfied.

[Jens Eskildsen]

You need them for the look or for the protection?
For protection offroad: Get something with a piece of aluminium all the way, and it absolutely needs to be mounted to the bar-end to have stregth.

Just look at what is used at enduroraces, theese things arent bike specific as such.

[finnerz89]

@jens-eskildsen bit of both. Definitely want some aluminium, windshields would be a bonus as well

[declan]

@finnerz89 bark busters have the aluminium and the plastic wind protectors they are pretty cool

[NINJA]

@finnerz89 I had the Bark Busters Storm hand guards on my DTR;

Best handies for maximum protection, not cheap mind (£105), but definitely the most awesome. UFO make an ali & plastic set, which are alot cheaper;

https://www.ufoplast.com/en/catalog/mx-enduro/universal-spare-parts/handguards/pm01625-jumpy-supermotard-pro-tapers-handguards

You can find em on ebay for £60. When I sold my bike I wanted to keep the Barkies, so I put a cheap pair of Polisport plastic ones on, which I wrapped in carbon fibre film. They looked trick and the bike still looked mint with those on;

[finnerz89]

Carbon wrap maybe the way to go I think.

Cheers fellas