Hey everyone!
I am considering crash bars for my trusty companion. I've got the original ones that come with the worldcrosser package. They work well on a slow fall on flat surface, experience tought me that... But i am going more off road. Where i live that means dirt, sand and grass fields, mostly flat since we have no mountains or proper hills. The original ones are only useful on a pavement so an upgrade it is.
I've ruled out a few already (GIVI&Touratech). Looking into SW Motech (2,5mm thick stainless), Outback motortek (2mm thick steel), Altrider (?mm stainless) and the OEM Yamaha crashbars 23P-F43B0-00-10 black (no info at all). I like the built quality from Altrider with the connection in the middle, like the look of Outback's.
Who can give me the missing details from above, and looking for first hand experience with them.
Please keep in mind that i will never hit big rocks or a giant boulder since we have none .
Price isn't that important, that's third after quality and looks.
Stefan.
I am considering crash bars for my trusty companion. I've got the original ones that come with the worldcrosser package. They work well on a slow fall on flat surface, experience tought me that... But i am going more off road. Where i live that means dirt, sand and grass fields, mostly flat since we have no mountains or proper hills. The original ones are only useful on a pavement so an upgrade it is.
I've ruled out a few already (GIVI&Touratech). Looking into SW Motech (2,5mm thick stainless), Outback motortek (2mm thick steel), Altrider (?mm stainless) and the OEM Yamaha crashbars 23P-F43B0-00-10 black (no info at all). I like the built quality from Altrider with the connection in the middle, like the look of Outback's.
Who can give me the missing details from above, and looking for first hand experience with them.
Please keep in mind that i will never hit big rocks or a giant boulder since we have none .
Price isn't that important, that's third after quality and looks.
Stefan.