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Peter
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« on: 11/11/06 1013 Hours »
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For the benefit of all member, please use this thread for posting your hand guard photos together with a few word to usability.

PS 1: Please mention the V-Strom model they are on, there are three different types depending on the V-Strom model.

PS 2: For aftermarket hand guards, members are always interested to know how they mount.

I will start.
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« REPLY #1 on: 11/11/06 1030 Hours »
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DL1000 K2- K3 style hand guards









Mounting details:



I used some extra wide washers, because otherwise the eyelets will break.



For my hands enough space, bigger hands probably could have some more space.




They are open ended. I looked with envy at the K4 style close ended hand guards when they came out. Now I think this older type is simple and fully sufficient for what I need from hand guards, which is mainly
- protection from the morning cold
- some rain protection
They should be indispensable for cold riding, in conjunction with a good pair of heated grips.

On one occasion they probably saved my hand from great pain or more, when I was hitting a car mirror when fiddling through the peak traffic here. The left hand guard snapped back onto my hand, but otherwise distributed the impact.
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« REPLY #2 on: 11/11/06 1101 Hours »
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Acerbis Multiplo Touring.

These have a metal insert and use a separate bracket to attach on the handle bars. I got tired of breaking levers but of course once I got these the bike decided it wants to stay upright for a change.

Some notes
- They work as good as the 02 style I had in the beginning or the 04 ones I had afterwards in terms of weather protection.
- You can't use handlebar weights with these, but I can't say I miss them, I didn't notice any increase in vibration without them.
- I think they look great, they come in many colors
- Much more expensive, around $100 for the set and brackets but maybe worth it if they save a couple of levers in the future.
- No problems with windshield-tank clearance but I'm using risers and pro-taper handlebars.
- You can replace the plastic part if it breaks , or you can take it out completely in the summer while keeping just the inner bracket.


and someone else's bike from the gallery
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« REPLY #3 on: 11/11/06 1442 Hours »
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Thanks for the great pics Peter, that is exactley what I was looking for. Grin  Seems that it should be plug and play, for me to switch over to these gaurds. They seem to use the same upper and lower mounting posts, that I currently have on my 05.

Thanks again!!!!!

BB
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Any photos of Powermadd or Probend on the Strom's?
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« REPLY #5 on: 05/05/07 0133 Hours »
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These are on my K2. I had them on stock bars and these bars which are CR high bend that I got off Flea-bay. They mounted fine on both, just a lil tinkering to get them right. They are Acerbis.



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« REPLY #6 on: 05/16/07 1731 Hours »
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Cycra Probends with Uclamps
i had the zuk ones on my SV and they cracked from a drop from the centerstand so I skipped them for my DL, the bars are pro bend SE mid ATV




here's a link to advrider
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=167358&highlight=probends
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« REPLY #7 on: 05/16/07 2208 Hours »
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Suzuki standard hand gurads fitted to an 07 Wee. No modification required despite the rumours.



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« REPLY #8 on: 07/07/07 0257 Hours »
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K1W1 wrote on 17.05.2007 05:08[/i]
Suzuki standard hand gurads fitted to an 07 Wee. No modification required despite the rumours.



Not rumours, Suzuki said that.

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« REPLY #9 on: 07/07/07 0313 Hours »
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This must be the nicest hand guards that I ever saw on a V-Strom.





Fit's without modification to the DL650. Get them from your KTM dealer. Photos and info by German stromer Guschtl at http://www.v-stromforum.de .
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« REPLY #10 on: 07/07/07 0401 Hours »
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Suzuki didn't really say anything about the hand guards for '07. They just took them off the list of accessories. I put them on anyway and had no problems.
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greywolf wrote on 06.07.2007 21:01[/i]
Suzuki didn't really say anything about the hand guards for '07. They just took them off the list of accessories. I put them on anyway and had no problems.




They are now showing again in the parts list, which is an improvement, but are marked "backorder"; I guess that's progress...

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Peter wrote on 06.07.2007 21:13[/i]
This must be the nicest hand guards that I ever saw on a V-Strom.
Fit's without modification to the DL650. Get them from your KTM dealer. Photos and info by German stromer Guschtl at http://www.v-stromforum.de .



Those are slick!

I found them online in the US for US$50 at http://www.ktmcyclehutt.com/ktmstore/hardparts/ktm_handguards.htm

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« REPLY #13 on: 07/08/07 0323 Hours »
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Don't forgot to order this along



for the next winter blues.
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« REPLY #14 on: 08/04/07 1915 Hours »
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These photos show a comparison of the right handguards for Suzuki model numbers 57300-27821-291 (left) and 57300-27820-291 (right).




(edit: repaired photo links, jw see: http://11109.rapidforum.com/topic=101673213070 )
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« REPLY #15 on: 10/28/07 2052 Hours »
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garandman wrote on 07.07.2007 15:15[/i]

Quote:

Peter wrote on 06.07.2007 21:13[/i]
This must be the nicest hand guards that I ever saw on a V-Strom.
Fit's without modification to the DL650. Get them from your KTM dealer. Photos and info by German stromer Guschtl at http://www.v-stromforum.de .



Those are slick!

I found them online in the US for US$50 at http://www.ktmcyclehutt.com/ktmstore/hardparts/ktm_handguards.htm


These are slick, so looked them up on the KTM site and it looks like you need to order the guard mounts with them ($42.95), so might want to check before ordering.

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« REPLY #16 on: 10/28/07 2147 Hours »
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I found them online in the US for US$50 at http://www.ktmcyclehutt.com/ktmstore/hardparts/ktm_handguards.htm

These are slick, so looked them up on the KTM site and it looks like you need to order the guard mounts with them ($42.95), so might want to check before ordering.
(Above quoted from kflg)

What you need:
I ordered the KTM hand guards from the cyclehutt and installed them on my Wee. No additional parts are required. No additional guard mounts are necessary. The hand guards for $49.99 include everything necessary. I ordered the black model. I installed them on my Magura EX handlebars. Fit nice and look great. Grin
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« REPLY #17 on: 11/18/07 0048 Hours »
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Power Madd Star Series Hand Guards
For info on installing these and more pics goto:
http://11109.rapidforum.com/topic=112170465289


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« REPLY #18 on: 12/09/07 2324 Hours »
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The KTM handguards are actually made by Polisport, called Polisport sharp.

I found a set locally at a bike shop back in 04 for my wee, and I agree they look like they came with the bike, they have a kinda bat wing look about them.

Western Power Sports distributes them here in the US. I've tried to locate a web address to post here with little luck but you should be able to see them by googling this title:


POLISPORT SHARP HANDGUARDS from Western Power Sports ATV...    

They come in diff colors Red,blue,silver,yellow etc. Price $39.95

If your search using the above title won't work email me at CHERDAN@webtv.net and I'd be happy to send along an attachment page with all the info.


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Anyone else done this?

5/8 hole drilled with a spade type wood drill bit and then for winter I cover with 5/8 plastic hole cover. Works well for me.

Used standard Suzuki Hand guard.
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« REPLY #20 on: 03/15/08 1530 Hours »
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Anyone have a pic from the side? Do the Acerbis have a bend in them like the Cycra guards ??


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yiannis wrote on 11.11.2006 04:01[/i]
Acerbis Multiplo Touring.

These have a metal insert and use a separate bracket to attach on the handle bars. I got tired of breaking levers but of course once I got these the bike decided it wants to stay upright for a change.



and someone else's bike from the gallery


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« REPLY #21 on: 04/18/08 0124 Hours »
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BatCat6 wrote on 17.04.2008 17:40[/i]
I'm a little cheap when it comes to frills. So, I wanted to get handguards as cheaply as possible. I was at a church breakfast recently, and there was orange juice....MinuteMaid orange juice....in gallon jugs....orange jugs. Ummmm! Hand guards! Orange hand guards!




I'm all for penny-tech farkles but I got to see this!   Grin

FWIW....I think the Zook hand guards are actually a great value.  I think I paid $35 for my kit and they look good to boot.  There are way better choices than stock for protection if off-road is your thing, but for the street and mild dirt use the stock guards are actually pretty nice.  My $.02

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« REPLY #22 on: 10/26/08 1844 Hours »
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Hello..
can anyone tell me whose handgaurds these are in the pictures... ?  Will they fit both 650 and 1K models for 08?
Thanks
Bill Kniegge
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« REPLY #23 on: 10/27/08 0134 Hours »
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Look like stock Suzuki V-Strom handguards. Grin
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Thanks... I believe you are correct... and the designation seems to be that they are from the 02/04 era.  I am trying to decide which units to put on the 650's thatg we use.. More for weather protection than anything else... but they certainly help when a rider gets to close to things hard mounted to cars or the ground.. (had someone hit a mailbox actually!)
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« REPLY #25 on: 11/23/09 1920 Hours »
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2004 DL1000

OEM hand guards with homemade top and bottom extensions





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« REPLY #26 on: 11/24/09 0022 Hours »
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They look great! Thumbs Up
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Acerbis Rally 2. I installed them today.
 




















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« REPLY #28 on: 01/01/11 0429 Hours »
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I like those. Did they fit right on?
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Yes. No problem installing
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