hepco becker handlebar guards suzuki v strom 1050 xt

Hepco & Becker

Hepco & Becker Handlebar Guards Suzuki V-Strom 1050 XT 2020-2022 / 1050 2023-

SKU: 4212.3544 00 01

$250.95

Available to Backorder - Usually Ships in 1-4 Weeks

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The Handlebar Guards from Hepco & Becker provide some of the strongest protection for your handlebars on the market. The 12mm thick powder-coated tube steel guards mount to both the bar ends and handlebar clamps allowing for the maximum coverage, protection, and stability possible for motorcycle handlebars. No other handle guards provide this protection and style. They integrate perfectly on the handlebars of your bike while usually being able to keep the stock windguards for the perfect combination of protection.

PLEASE NOTE: These guards are designed to work with STOCK HANDLEBARS AND WIND GUARDS. The provided hardware may not work with aftermarket risers or other modifications or adjustments to the handlebars. At least, longer bolts will be necessary if attempting this.

THESE DO NOT COME WITH PLASTIC WIND GUARDS

Compatible Models:

V-Strom 1050 XT 2020-2022

V-Strom 1050 2023-

 

 
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Jay
Very tough and looks amazing

This compliments the 1050XT so well and I applaud Hepco & Becker for creating these amazing add-ons! My young daughter helped me with the install, which was simple and clear. This is very durable and the German engineering shows again with this product. I highly recommend it as it looks great and offers functional protection.

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Ronald C.
V-Strom 1050 Handguards

These handguards were very well packaged for shipping. Installation was fast and easy.

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Adam
10 stars!

What an improvement! These sure make the flimsy plastic handguards that come on the V-Strom feel way more substantial. I mean the whole bike feels more bulletproof. I absolutely recommend these! :+1::+1::+1:. One bit of advice, when you take the old bar end weights off just unscrew a bit and pull the whole assembly out. I spent too much time just unscrewing and unscrewing and getting nowhere:slightly_smiling: