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AltRider Crash Bars Honda Africa Twin / DCT 2024-2026

Name: AltRider Crash Bars Honda Africa Twin / DCT 2024-2026
Brand: AltRider
SKU: 10543305
Price: 867.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.10 (17 reviews)

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AltRider Crash Bars Honda Africa Twin / DCT

These premium crash bars, drawn from stainless steel tubing, protect your engine casing and plastics from the wrath of the road or trail. The AltRider Crash Bars are designed for the impact load to be transferred to the frame, not the hardware. Unlike steel powder coated products, the AltRider stainless crash bars won't ever rust, even after they are scratched. Installation is easy since the bars bolt on quickly using existing mounts. These crash bars match seamlessly with the AltRider aluminum skid plate for the ultimate protection combination.

Features:

Bolts directly to the frame with no modifications needed
Precision fit with 5 axis laser coping
Hand TIG welded for extra strength
Stainless steel construction resists rust and corrosion
Stainless steel hardware included for installation
3 part system
Includes lower bars, upper bars and reinforcement bar
Upper and reinforcement bars are 1" diameter
Lower bar is 1.25" diameter
Compatible with OEM center stand

Note: Not compatible with optional Honda DCT foot shifter, Honda Light Bar, Honda Adventure Sports Skid Plate, and some aftermarket headers due to oxygen sensor relocation.