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whats a good site for radiator guards?

7602 Racing (site sponsor yay!) has beautiful rad guards.

is that site legit? it looks kinda skady?? do you know

7602 Racing is a legit source. Very good products, and even better customer service. He's a sponsor for Cafe Husky.

ok thanks i have been wanting to use it but have allways been a bit skeptical about it..

Your parts look good to me and your site is easy to navigate ...

Does anyone know where to buy lower footpegs? I have a wr125 and the stock footpegs are a little too high and forward. I know someone use to make aftermarket pegs that were slightly lower and set further back. Thanks!

Try fastway footpegs

Where can I find some of the M5 shoulder bolts used on the 2013 TC 449?

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Where can you get aftermarket levers coloured ones if preferable. I can't find any anywhere!!

Where can you get aftermarket levers coloured ones if preferable. I can't find any anywhere!!

As for "Colo motos" 7602 Radiator guards". Asking if this place is legit? They most certainly are.

They're guards are in my opinion the best. The Aluminum frames totally protect the radiator structurally. The stock fan mounts directly to the radiator frame. Doing away with the flimsy stock bracket.

The 7602 radiator grills on the front are removable if you like, allowing the stock louvers to still be retained if you desire. That is assuming you are riding open trails or may not need the front puncture protection. I run the front grills in place all the time. They look good and provide the best protection available.

I'm riding average 90 to 100 degree weather temps right now and have plenty of sufficient airflow across the radiators, where my fan only runs when I'm down to real tight 1st and 2nd gear stuff. The fan goes off as soon as I get into open trails again and speed picks up. The bike is running "ZT XF2 Coolant".

These "7602 Guards" come highly recommended. When I bought my bike in April. I had them installed on my new FE 501 directly by "Bills MC Plus" in Oregon, before it even shipped to me in AZ. Where I ride AZ high desert that the brush will quickly destroy radiators that aren't protected in some of the places I go.

Many of those tight single track game / smuggler trails, I've left the only motorcycle tire footprint ever on them. My riding buddies won't even follow me through these places. They know what will happen to there radiators.

This stuff gets so tight I carry a small compact, breakdown pruning saw in my tool pack with 4 different blades for chopping also.

I use them, I like them and you'de be hard pressed to find better radiator guards anywhere.

ARC Levers
I use and like the composite levers but they do make metal in colors. Excellent warranty and support.

You may want to contact them for color info on specific parts. Looks like they make them for Moose and others.

yep that's my solution too^

Check out this Moto transport system


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You should Always tie your front wheel to trailer,that way if one of your hold downs fail your bike will stay with trailer.