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Old 30-05-17, 23:15
ju4nc4rlos ju4nc4rlos is offline
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Question Crosspro aluminium crash bars?

Hello Everyone

I want to buy some crash bars for my tenere, currently i'm considering this option of a portuguese manufacturer called crosspro, they sell their products on ebay.

Anyone have experience with this crash bars, any recommendations? i just want to consider other options than the sw-motech (made in steel) specially since the crosspro is made in aluminium (lighter material), in the future i would like to integrate it with the givi skid plate or the adventure-spec, but i know for this last one i may need to modified it.



Any advice would be much appreciated
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Old 31-05-17, 07:50
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I don't have or ever had crash bars fitted on my Tenere. But the fact that the Crosspro's are made of aluminium would concern me about their strength in a fall. In my experience with Steel verses Aluminium accessories fitted to Trucks, aluminium bends & fatigues ALOT easier than steel. Hence why the Tenere frame is steel so it doesn't break when loaded to the hilt.
In the event of a fall I fear the aluminium would do more damage than it saves.
Just some food for thought buddy.
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Old 31-05-17, 10:09
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I think sometimes is better not to invent to muchand go for the secure and tested option then. Sw-motech

Thanks for your advice
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Old 31-05-17, 16:10
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Juan-Carlos: I've bought the SW Motecs - if you are interested we'll find a reasonable price for both of us. They are just laying around and are never mounted and new.
I didn't mount them in cause of a better "underprotection". The SW Motecs require an original protector.

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Old 31-05-17, 16:58
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Quote:
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Juan-Carlos: I've bought the SW Motecs - if you are interested we'll find a reasonable price for both of us. They are just laying around and are never mounted and new.
I didn't mount them in cause of a better "underprotection". The SW Motecs require an original protector.

regards, Andy
Hello Andy

That is nice please drop me a private message with the amount you would like for them. I don't know if its suit me for the shipping to ireland

Just in case you change your mind i have being digging about the compatibility of the SW-motech with other skid plates and it's look like is compatible with the following ones without modification.

Givi skid plate
http://www.motorcycleplanet.co.uk/pr...t-660z-tenere/

SW motech engine guard
http://www.maddock.ie/sw-motech/sw-m...ine-guard.html

H&B plate
https://www.off-the-road.de/en/XT-66...-Z-Tenere.html

With a minor modification, already detailed in the forum
Adventure spec
http://www.adventure-spec.com/defaul...0z-tenere.html

Maybe someone can confirm my previous sentence

I'll be waiting for your message
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