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Features of the Evotech Performance Radiator Guard for the Triumph Tiger Sport 660
Precision machined all aluminium radiator guard with high strength to weight ratio.
Designed to be easily fitted by the owner. Here are INSTALLATION s instructions
Hexagonal matrix hole pattern is a perfect protection against stones without restricting airflow
The EP guard is shaped to follow the exact lines of the radiator
The guard uses the existing mounting points without the need for additional modifications
Durable black powder coating
Anti-vibration pads are included in delivery
Why would a Triumph Tiger Sport 660 need a radiator guard?
EP radiator guards are designed to protect a motorbike's radiator from damage caused by road debris while allowing vital cooling air to pass through. Regardless of engine displacement and overall performance, without a quality radiator guard, radiator fins can be damaged and stone chips thrown off by the front tyre or passing traffic can puncture the radiator core. As a fragile and complicated component, the radiator of the Tiger Sport 660 is very difficult to repair (not economical in most cases) and expensive to replace.
Registered Community Design No.
EU Reg. design: 008934319-0002
UK Reg. design no.: 6195550
Precision machined all aluminium radiator guard with high strength to weight ratio.
Designed to be easily fitted by the owner. Here are INSTALLATION s instructions
Hexagonal matrix hole pattern is a perfect protection against stones without restricting airflow
The EP guard is shaped to follow the exact lines of the radiator
The guard uses the existing mounting points without the need for additional modifications
Durable black powder coating
Anti-vibration pads are included in delivery
Why would a Triumph Tiger Sport 660 need a radiator guard?
EP radiator guards are designed to protect a motorbike's radiator from damage caused by road debris while allowing vital cooling air to pass through. Regardless of engine displacement and overall performance, without a quality radiator guard, radiator fins can be damaged and stone chips thrown off by the front tyre or passing traffic can puncture the radiator core. As a fragile and complicated component, the radiator of the Tiger Sport 660 is very difficult to repair (not economical in most cases) and expensive to replace.
Registered Community Design No.
EU Reg. design: 008934319-0002
UK Reg. design no.: 6195550
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- Manufacturer:
Evotech Performance
8 Beechings Way, Alford, Lincolnshire, LN13 9JE
+44(0) 1507 466729
sales@evotech-performance.com
Importer / first distributor:
EVOTECH GERMANY
Lothar Westphal
Eichendorffstr. 9
78239 Rielasingen
Tel.07731 8229019
mail @ evotechparts.com
General safety instructions for the product:
We recommend that you always consult a specialist workshop when installing our products or have this work carried out by a specialist. If you fit it yourself, please make sure that your motorbike is secure and that the product is only intended for your motorbike. The models for which the product is tested and intended can be found with each item.
To avoid damage to your motorbike during installation, we recommend covering all important/sensitive parts.
Please understand that we cannot accept any liability for consequential damage caused by improper installation.
When fitting, use threadlocker if possible and observe the torque specifications.
There is no ABE/parts certificate for Evotech Performance accessories. If you have any concerns, you should refrain from buying them. In some cases, bolts for fastening must be replaced with the original bolts. Legally, this could be a problem. We would like to point this out.
General torque specifications can be found HERE
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This product was added to our catalog on Monday, July 18, 2022.