TRI FIT Hand Guard

Purchased for use with HUSQVARNA TE250i.

The HUSQVARNAOEMHand guard that I have been using until now is made of aluminum and the rigidity is supposed to be high, but for some reason the compatibility is bad, the lever breaks every time I fall, and the repair parts of the hand guard are hard to get. I decided to use ACERBIS as a trial.

The great thing about this Hand guard is
Can also be used in Open end
The protection effect can be changed according to the usage (for example, you want to protect only stepping stones, or you want to protect your levers when you fall).

In my case, I wanted to increase the protection effect when falling. [Strong] (Instructions are on the reverse side of the product).

It's not that difficult to install on the Husk, but you will need to move your Switches around a bit.

I haven't driven the car yet, but it seems to be stiff and supple, so I will continue to use this Guard.

I didn't want to make the Handlebar too heavy, so I chose this Type.
I decided to go with the closed type because the one that came with the car was not able to protect the lever in case of a fall.
I tried to install it, but the Handlebar has an 11mm inner diameter, and the supplied Bar End will not fit. (-_-;)
I had no choice but to find a 12mm diameter Bar End at Amazon and cut the inside of the Handlebar with a 12mm drill.
When I installed it, I dropped the tip of the XEF250 because the Lever on the Clutch Side is long and interferes with the inside of the Guard.
A little modification was required, but the product itself is sturdy and will protect Lever in the event of a fall.
Compared to the Gold genus Type, it is lighter and more solid, so I am satisfied with Large.

Full closeType, but Material:I bought it because it was rumored to be a plastic and light hand guard.

Hand guard. I like Open Type. "Closed type. I think it's just a personal preference that I like the I like the closed type.

I love it. Rather than that, because it is still inferior to it and often falls down or hits the tree, it is not very good, but Risk is Large size in Open Type.

When we ask the people who are not good at closed type Hand guard for the reason, the following is always on the top of the list It's too heavy. There is a
The frame of the closed type hand guard is made of tough material such as aluminum, which has a high defense capability. So it is much heavier than the open type, and the handling is also heavy. And it is hard to fix the frame if it is bent.

However, the frame part of this product is resin. Moreover, it doesn't break so far even if I use it because I often fall over and hit the tree. I feel that the shock is absorbed because it is resin.

This is the closed type I've been waiting for, as I love the closed type! This is a product called.
It looks like we'll be using it for years to come!

[How is it used?
I bought a CRF125F and put my old hand guard on it, so I bought an additional one for my real car, an RM250.
In the past, I used to use a closed type hand guard attached to a bracket that grew from the ZETA Stem and used a solidly spec. that never turned the hand guard, but I decided not to use a solidly spec. that ignored the flexing characteristics of the handlebar, as it was tiring and caused my arms to However, I decided not to use the SolidlySpec. because it would tire me out and cause my arms to rise.
When I was looking for a hand guard that would protect levers without interfering with their bending characteristics, this was recommended to me and I have been using it ever since.

Was the one you received as per Image?
As per Image

Was the installation difficult?
It's easy, you're right about Bracket going around the bottom of MASTER. Sometimes I see brain-dead people who put it through the top.

How was your experience with it?
The handlebar is flexing even though it is closed! And it has the strength of Closed! It turns with the MASTER, so neither the MASTER nor the hand guard will break! It will not break even if you roll it with a lot of force!
And it's the best. Let's get rid of the aluminum hand guard.

[Included Parts:were they on?
Not particularly

[Was there anything that disappointed you?
Not particularly

Other items that would be helpful
Installation points and hang/Availability and clarity of the Instruction Manual/Points to consider/Items to purchase/Opinions and requests to the Manufacturer
I would be happy to buy Repair Parts.
We are trying to protect the TRI FIT that we are throwing away by asking around as much as possible to protect it and get the parts out of the way.

Now installed and in use on CRF125F.

Minimoto has many hand guards that cannot be installed due to severe space and bending caused by the short length of the handlebar.
We purchased this product because of its ingenious Bracket routing and angle, and because we were able to confirm that it could be installed on Minimoto.

Since there is no aluminum, etc. in the product, it is lightweight, as expected.
I really like that the Handling is not too heavy.
Although the Guard itself is not as strong as the Gold products, it can be installed in such a way that it does not fasten to Solidly but rotates moderately when impacted.
Therefore, even after several falls, the Brake/ClutchLever was able to protect it well without breaking.

The price is very good for a hand guard and I am very satisfied with the functionality. I would have given it 5 stars if the price was a little lower.