Frame Protectors
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Frame Protectors

Frame and engine protections by FAR for motorcycles and scooters: tubular engine guards, frame sliders, wheel axle sliders, exhaust guards and covers. Model-specific compatibility listed on every product page.
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Frequently asked questions

How do I find the right protection for my bike?

With “Search by Motorcycle” at the top of the page: choose make, model and year and you will see only the guards that fit yours. Almost all are made for a specific model, often different from one generation to the next: check the years in the compatibility table on the product page. The only universal one is the blue 10 cm bumper pad.

How are they fitted? Do I need to drill?

Many attach to the bike's original mounts and several product pages state that no drilling is needed; where the product page says so, bolts and connecting parts are included in the box. For many products, the “Installation” tab has the manufacturer's PDF instructions and often a video.

What are they made of?

The product pages that state it mention painted steel or iron for the tubular crash bars, thermoplastic or nylon with steel for the sliders, and engineering plastic or painted metal for the exhaust covers. Almost all are black.

How much is shipping and how do I return an item?

Shipping cost depends on the destination and the parcel and is shown at checkout before you pay (shipping policy); at checkout you can also choose pickup at FAR's premises in Zola Predosa (BO), Italy. If you buy as a consumer, you have 14 days from the day you receive the product to withdraw: how it works is explained in Returns and refunds and you can send the request from Request a return.