I chose Silver color to match with CB1000R's Aluminum color. I was worried about Black color, but I am happy to choose Silver color. As for the protection performance, I think there is enough protection against stepping stones because the middle is fine grained. Also, it is rough at both ends, so cooling performance is not a problem. (As for the performance side, I think that it changes by the way of running, please take it as a reference * It is the impression when using Touring)
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216.8 USD (33,761 JPY)
Webike Point: +338 pt
(2.17 USD)
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Material: Stainless steel (SUS304 0.8t)
**Emblem stickers are included in all colors.(Black, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green)
*The color tone may differ from the actual one depending on the environment of the computer you are using.
*Specifications are subject to change without notice.
*The material of YAMAHA / YZF-R6 race kit (for MB) is SUS304 0.6t 3/4H.
*The material of the products in the Special stage is SUS304 0.5t 3/4H.
*Since the product is made of thin stainless steel plate, the edge of the product may hurt your hand.Please handle with care.
*The radiator body and stock guard in the image are not included..
"The question is how to reconcile the conflicting themes of "cooling efficiency" and "protection performance".
Pebbles and garbage rolled up from the front tire, insects flying at the light..etc
These will damage the radiator core which is made up of aluminium fins.
When the fins are crushed, the cooling effect is lost, and in some cases, the water line may be damaged, causing a coolant leak...
The radiator core guard of the etching factory has been tested many times mainly in the 8 hours endurance road race in the midsummer which is the most severe for the radiator.
The placement of the mesh pattern, the thickness of the mesh lines, and the aperture ratio are all based on feedback from the racing scene.
・The center part is fine and both sides are coarse hexagon mesh pattern.
This ensures that pebbles and debris spun off from the front tire are guarded by a fine mesh in the center that matches the width of the tire.
The coarse mesh on both sides has been designed with an aperture ratio that takes into account the conflicting themes of "cooling efficiency" and "protection performance".
・There is also a reason for the choice of material.
In the case of aluminum or titanium, the mesh line width can only be achieved by lowering the plate thickness (lowering the strength), but by using stainless steel (SUS304 0.8t), the ideal line width can be achieved without lowering the strength.
Based on the above, the core guard is not only an item to maintain the performance of the vehicle, but also has a dress-up effect to show off the beauty of the vehicle in a casual manner.
To protect, to charm.
It is recommended with confidence for your valuable machine.
Points of Attention
* If there may be an instruction manual included, it will be written in Japanese.
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Fits:HONDA CB1000R 18-21 *Fits '18 and newer models
Fits:HONDA CB1000R 18-21 *Fits '18 and newer models
Sep 5, 2018
wow~!! good!! I recommend it!!The delivery was fast and the packaging was too good.It is cool when installed on CB1000R
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Fits:HONDA CB1000R 18-21 *Fits '18 and newer models
Jul 13, 2018
Required for Large thing Radiator core
Radiator core of CB1000R is Large type and FFender is short, so jumping up from Tire hits Moro Radiator core.
This Core guard has a sense of security since the Center part where the splashing hits well is a fine Mesh..
Since both SIDE are coarse meshes, there seems to be no disturbance of the cooling effect.
Although you can easily install it, those who are not confident as in the instruction manual are Shopetc. It would be nice to have it installed.
I think that it is an indispensable item for CB 1000 R.
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