CycraProbend CRM for 1-1/8" Handlebar Orange

Great Value. Pay attention to the abbreviation "CRM", this stands for Center Reach Mounts. This means the clamps mount near the center of the bars. On my KTM 350 EXC-F I had to do quite a bit of adjusting to get the clamps mounted and still allow for the fork rebound damping adjustment to be used. On this note, I also bought the KTM Bar Pad with Pocket. Initially, I was disappointed because when I purchased these I did not understand how the hand guards would mount and I thought I would not be able to use my new bar pad. But, I just cut the foam part of the bar pad and it works fine. Also, there are no instructions included. You'll have to go on the Cycra website.My son laid the bike down and the hand guard only had some scuffs on the plastic. I'll think they will last and I am happy with them. The orange color is not an exact match to KTM but close enough for me.

Not a lot of room for adjustment with Mika handlebars with crossbar pad. However, the guards are super rugged and really protect you and the bike.

These provide great protection of your knuckles and levers when riding through the bush. They are strong enough to withstand some real punishment when I lay my bike down. The fit and finish is meh. The plastics are a little frustrating to line up with the holes in the bars, but with some persuasion they mounted. The instructions are super vague and if I didn't have another set of these on another bike for reference, the install would have taken 30 min instead of 15.

these are the real deal. have owned other brands before (acerbis) and they will twist after you drop the bike a couple of times. These cycra have saved my controls plenty of times and they hold their shape like no other.

As always, Cycra turns out an excellent product.Some reviews have been critical of fitment, but no hand guard fits perfectly out of the box, as there are so many bar bends, heights and sweeps.

On a 2012 350 XCFW, also had on a 2012 300 xcfw. They fit much better than the others I have used. With the bend and inner bar mechanism, they have more adaptability than the others I have used. Only potential draw back that I see to watch out for is if your bars are cut more than about an inch from stock on either side as it is right against the bar brackets with not much room to spare. Very sturdy and have saved my hands on many occasions along with the bike on drops (not that I would drop the bike of course).

I know these are good handguards, but I encountered some bad engineering. One has to attach the plastic guard parts to the aluminum bar via self-tapping philips head screws. I found this very difficult and in fact destroyed a good screwdriver with a large bit and a standalone large bit. I finally tapped the last few holes for a 5 mm allen head bolt.My other issue is that these guards were not really compatible with my KTM 690 motorcycle. The clutch side came nowhere near clearing the clutch lever. So I have that guard tilted down with the lever sticking out about .3 inches from the guard. I had a similar problem with the brake side that I solved by mounting the guard about a quarter inch outside the bar.The instructions are horrible. There are only a few comic type pictures of what one is supposed to do. I guess they believe most people buying their product are very familiar with it and don't really need assembly instructions. Fortunately I had a little previous experience with another bike.I ended up with about 6 parts that I have no idea what I am supposed to do with.

Solid product that offers good protection the only reason I’m giving it four stars is that the right and left sides were machine finished slightly differently. It looks like they were from different factories or happened at different times.