Keep your motorcycle safe and stylish with the 300–360 Universal Motorcycle Front Axle Protector. Designed for riders who demand performance and protection, this high‑quality axle guard shields your front fork and axle from impact, abrasion, and damage. Easy to install and built to last, it combines strength, precision, and aesthetics in one essential accessory.
48,00 €
The 300–360 Universal Motorcycle Front Axle Protector is made from CNC‑machined anodized aluminum and high‑density POM polymer, ensuring outstanding durability, lightness, and resistance to impact.
This front axle slider serves as a barrier between the ground and your axle during slides or minor falls, reducing the risk of costly repairs to your fork or wheel components.
With its adjustable universal fit, it’s compatible with most motorcycles featuring front axle lengths between 300 mm and 360 mm.
The anodized finish provides corrosion resistance while giving your bike a sleek, professional look.
Available in multiple color options to perfectly match your motorcycle’s design.
• Universal compatibility: fits most motorcycles with 300–360 mm front axle spacing
• Durable protection: prevents impact damage to the front fork and axle during slides or falls
• Premium materials: CNC‑machined aluminum and POM polymer offer strength and low weight
• Sleek design: adds a sporty, high‑performance aesthetic to your motorcycle
• Easy installation: includes all mounting hardware for quick, secure setup without modifications
• Universal compatibility: fits most motorcycles with 300–360 mm front axle spacing
• Durable protection: prevents impact damage to the front fork and axle during slides or falls
• Premium materials: CNC‑machined aluminum and POM polymer offer strength and low weight
• Sleek design: adds a sporty, high‑performance aesthetic to your motorcycle
• Easy installation: includes all mounting hardware for quick, secure setup without modifications
Order the 300–360 Universal Motorcycle Front Axle Protector now for reliable protection and sleek design.
