250-500cc Any plastic frame guards out there?

I had an aluminum one but lost one when a bolt came loose this last weekend. Frankly I wasn't a huge fan of the aluminum one to begin with. Carbon fiber one would work too but I figure thats a stretch

waveracing.com on italy, they have the carbon fiber covers for around $110.00 and $25.00 for shipping.

Do you just email them in English to order then?

yes

there's a guy on ebay with a pair of stock ones from a 93 not sure if they changed that part of the frame or not

stumbled across these

http://shop.freestylebikes.co.uk/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=11934

bummer...just got an email back from wavracing saying they cannot produce one now because thier supplier went belly up.

I got some for my WR250 from Pirie Performance which is now P3 Composites. I just looked and they aren't on the website but it might be worth the time to call them.

Just tried p3 and a big nope. It's almost like the bike has been discontinued or something.

Crazy! I bought a 2014 WR300 last week and can't find frame guards either. Sheesh, they're still selling these things - where's the guards?

Finding frame guards for these in the states has never been easy. I managed to get some P3 early on, but it was like he made a batch and that was it.

a place in australia still makes them but they are the aluminum ones which i never cared for and they are like 120 shipped here

look into one of the plastic mold kits maybe? cant be that hard to make cement molds and then pour the plastic in

So I found an old post on this:

http://www.cafehusky.com/threads/frame-guards.3122/#post-44186

What didn't you like about the aluminum ones from B&B off road Australia?

I got the B&B offroad ones on my 300, fit sweet but are a bit exy. shoulda put em on before I wore the paint off tho!

If memory serves me correct i think CRD and Ricochet make alloy frame guards

yeah got those, At first i loved em but then they get scuffed up and look like hell after a couple rides. I think i might go to lowes, get slow black tubing of some kind and get to work with my dremel.

I'm sure Eric Pirie still has the patterns for the CF guards. If there is enough demand I can't believe that they wouldn't make a run.