The MotoSport.com Cycra Composite Pro Bend Handguard Kit includes ONE set of the Cycra Composite Pro Bend Handguards and your choice of ONE of the available Cycra Mount Kits, each with the following features:
Cycra is an American designer and manufacturer of motorcycle plastic and billet components for off-road, motocross, ATVs and Super Motard racing. Cycra is best known for its innovative products such as the Probend handguards, Cycralite fenders, vented number plates, bodywork and adjustable Moto stands. Cycra components are raced by factory teams and racers such as Factory Yamaha, Factory KTM and Factory Connection Honda.
Cycra Composite Pro Bend Handguards:
- Revolutionary construction.
- Composite full wrap-around handguards.
- Trademarked Probend shape.
- Large area to accommodate hands and levers.
- Integrated composite bumper to protect Probend Bars.
- New and improved Powergrip bar ends.
- Complete Composite Pro Bend Handguards include: Composite Probend wrap-around shields, Powergrip bar ends, and Probend abrasion guards.
Select the correct Mount Kit from below for your fitment and application:
Cycra Pro Bend Solution Mount:
- The most versatile handguard mount system on the market today.
- Fits most full size bike applications.
- Patent-pending billet 6061 T6 aluminum construction.
Cycra Pro Bend Front Triple Clamp Mount:
- The all new Triple Clamp Front Mount System.
- Billet machined from 6061 alloy, these mounts are tough and good looking.
- Fits most stock and aftermarket triple clamps.
- Designed and made by Cycra in the U.S.A.
Cycra Pro Bend Side Triple Clamp Mount:
- The Original Cycra Triple Clamp Side Mount System.
- Billet machined from 6061 alloy, these mounts are tough and good looking.
- Fits most stock and aftermarket triple clamps.
- Designed and made by Cycra in the U.S.A.
Cycra Pro Bend U Clamp Mount:
- These may just be the best handlebar clamps available.
- Four bolt design provides maximum bite to secure your handguards.
- Design allows adequate clearance for brake lines and cables.
