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Pelacrash Extreme frame sliders Y3-E for Yamaha YZF 1000R Thunderace
Get now the Pelacrash Extreme frame sliders for Yamaha YZF 1000R Thunderace.
Data sheet
| Color: | Orange, Black, Green, Blue, White, Red, Grey |
| Brand: | Pelacrash |
More info
Falling off a motorcycle is one of the biggest fears for any rider, but with Pelacrash engine and fairing protectors, you can minimize the damage in case of a fall. This accessory is designed to provide effective protection without compromising the bike’s aesthetics or maneuverability, making it a must-have for those who want to ride with greater peace of mind.
- Designed not to extend beyond the handlebars or touch the ground before the footpegs, they maintain the bike’s original width and avoid interfering with the ride.
- Designed with exact measurements, its size ensures protection for essential parts like the engine, chassis, and fairings, without putting other components at risk.
- Made from high-strength nylon, a flexible and deformable material that doesn’t break easily upon impact.
- Quick to install and requires no changes to the original structure of the motorcycle.
- Designed to fit motorcycles with external chassis mounting, including the necessary brackets when required for installation.
- You can choose from multiple colors to match the design to your taste and customize your bike just the way you like it.
Compatible Models
| Models: | Years: |
|---|---|
| Yamaha YZF 1000R Thunderace | - |
In this table, you can see all the motorcycle models that are compatible with this reference. If you don’t find your motorcycle in this list, it is most likely not compatible with this product.
