Honda Motorcycle Crash Bars

Owning a Honda model is both a big responsibility and a blessing for Honda motorcycle enthusiasts. Depending on which Honda motorcycle you prefer, you may be better suited to navigate the city streets, the climbing mountain roads, or the interstates and highways between states. Regardless, you will have to be mindful of any hazards on or off the sides of the road to ensure that no harm comes to your vehicle. While riding a motorcycle can be an exhilarating experience, it can also be a little stressful if you are worried about any damage that could render your vehicle inoperable.

Though most Honda motorcycles have a bulky build, most are too lightweight to apply extra metal or alloy plating without affecting your vehicle’s balance and capability to clear tight corners. If you are unsatisfied with your motorcycle’s current durability and wish to affix extra protection, you should try to look into motorcycle aftermarket parts . To give you better peace of mind, see if you can modify your bike with a set of Honda crash bars provided by Viking Bags.

Honda crash bars are a motorcycle add-on that functions as a protective fence around the central area where your vehicle’s engine, fuel tank, and other vital parts are. Though it cannot prevent smaller debris from passing through, the Honda motorcycle crash bars can prevent large stationary objects, other vehicles, and the asphalt roads from impacting your vehicle. The extra space within the frame of the Honda engine guard is advantageous because it gives your legs freedom of movement. If your motorcycle gets into an accident, the Honda crash bars will lessen the chances of your legs getting trapped underneath your two-wheeler.

Viking Bags’ crash bars for Honda are constructed from high-quality steel bars that give this motorcycle accessory high durability and extended longevity. The steel bars have high tensile strength and rigid structure that makes it impossible to dent or break them, only giving way if enough weight is exerted. The surface of the Honda crash bars is painted over with a finish that helps provide an additional layer of protection. The finish prevents the metal from becoming corroded by rust, losing its integrity being drenched in rain, and slows down how quickly it wears down.

Design of Viking Honda Crash Bars

The materials that make up Honda motorcycle crash bars are the round stainless steel bars, copper coating base, and black powder-coated finish. The only color scheme the Viking Bags’ Honda engine guard comes in is glossy black. The smooth and reflective surface not only looks aesthetically pleasing but also makes it easier to spot when under direct sunlight. Though most of the Honda crash bar’s structure is high-quality black steel bars, there are two rubber pegs and two steel mounting plates along the edges of the rim. The two rubber pegs on top function as footholds, the texture of the rubber preventing your feet from sliding off. This feature makes the Honda crash bars ideal for shorter riders as the higher footrest position makes it easier to relax their feet and legs while riding. The two steel mounting plates on the top and bottom are where your Honda engine guard is attached to your two-wheeler. One end is connected to the center of your front tire, while the remaining end is connected below the motorcycle handlebars.

Why You Should Get Viking Bags Honda Crash Bars

Viking Bags is an ideal choice if you are looking to buy a new set of Honda motorcycle crash bars. Not only do the Honda crash bars have multiple features that make them reliable in any weather condition or road environment, but they are masterfully constructed by expert engineers and come at an affordable price. You will not be disappointed by how functional and long your Honda crash bars will last. If you own a model in the Shadow, VTX, Valkyrie, or Rebel series, Viking Bags should have a Honda engine guard ready for you.