Longboard
New Member
Installed my new Touratech SS crash bars. Installed easy and they look great.
Touratech SS crash bar photos
- Thread starter Longboard
- Start date
Do you have a pic looking down from the riders position?
It looks like the rear mounting bars might get in the way of your legs?
It looks like the rear mounting bars might get in the way of your legs?
Very nice, Longboard. Yup, they look great. Hard to see in the photos, but do those mount at the side slider mounting points in addition to the back of the frame? Interesting.
Longboard said:Installed my new Touratech SS crash bars. Installed easy and they look great.
Longboard
New Member
Oh I got one in the garage. Hopefully you will get "yours" done and then I will sell mine to get it.~TABASCO~ said:Those look great !! Where is your skid plate ? Dont pop-a-pan........)
I can't wait when the dollors are in the pocket
.LB
Longboard
New Member
I'll get you one this weekend. They don't interfere at all with my legs at all.stevepsd said:
LB
Longboard
New Member
Yes, they also attach to the side slider. You get alot of protection without having crash bars that look like they were made for a 4x4.Twitch said:
LB
Re: Re: Touratech SS crash bar photos
... and the question you knew somebody would ask... can you remove RH lower side panel with the bars still attached? From the looks of it, we might have a fighting chance.Longboard said:
colorider
Moderator
Global Moderator
Founding Member
2011 Site Supporter
2012 Site Supporter
2013 Site Supporter
Re: Re: Touratech SS crash bar photos
Although not as important, can you remove the LH side panel?Tremor38 said:... and the question you knew somebody would ask... can you remove RH lower side panel with the bars still attached? From the looks of it, we might have a fighting chance.
JonnyCinco
Ever Dance with the Devil in the Pale Moonlight?
Founding Member
2011 Site Supporter
2012 Site Supporter
2014 Site Supporter
Re: Re: Touratech SS crash bar photos
and still not as important as lets see it on its side to check protective capabilities ;DColoRider said:
Re: Re: Re: Touratech SS crash bar photos
Only if he lets the bike free fall, or better yet gives it a healthy shove on the way down. After all, this is Touratech we're talking about.JonnyCinco said:
Longboard
New Member
OK I took some photos to answer your questions.
1. No, the bars in no way interfere with my legs or knees.
2. Yes, you came remove the right side panel with no problem. The left side should be the same.
Ya, no plans to lay the bike on its side for you guys to see ::005::. When/if I go down I will make sure to snap a couple for you all ::008::.
Here is a couple more pics.
1. No, the bars in no way interfere with my legs or knees.
2. Yes, you came remove the right side panel with no problem. The left side should be the same.
Ya, no plans to lay the bike on its side for you guys to see ::005::. When/if I go down I will make sure to snap a couple for you all ::008::.
Here is a couple more pics.
like dat. looks real nice! ::003::
That does look sweet.. I noticed in the first pics you had the OEM bash plate. Who makes the one in the last pic?Longboard said:Ya, no plans to lay the bike on its side for you guys to see ::005::. When/if I go down I will make sure to snap a couple for you all ::008::.
Here is a couple more pics.
Longboard
New Member
Thats the Hepco & Becker bash plate. Really well made and easy to install.japako said:
LB
+1. The Touratechs are couple of bills more than say SW motech or Givi, and are probably the most expensive bars available, but MAN do they do a good job of blending form with function on these. Not quite the same coverage as the Altrider, but I'm thinking they will be more than adequate in almost any situation.RidingUpandDown said: