EP Radiator Guard - Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC (2019+)

Compatibility:

All Evotech Performance products are 100% compatible without modification with the indicated motorcycle model. Assembly does not require any additional components.All accessories are Plug & Play compatible with the original components of the bike. Any additional components necessary for assembly are always supplied in the kit.

Assembly guide:

On the bottom of this description you can download the photographic assembly manual which contains the list of components, if the link does not work you can ask for the manual after placing the order and it will be sent to you.

Description:

Evotech Performance EP Radiator Guard - Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC (2019+)
2019,2020,2021,2022

Features of EP Radiator Guard for Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC

• All-aluminium construction, fabricated for precise fit and easy installation
• A hexagonal matrix hole-pattern provides a strong, rigid defence against road debris
• EP radiator guards are formed to follow the curvature and lines of the standard radiator
• Delivers maximum airflow for all-important radiator cooling
• Comes with additional side covers for additional protection
• Durable black powder coated finish
• Requires no modifications to existing chassis components
• Fixtures and fittings where required are supplied
• Fitting instructions available to download

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Is a radiator guard worth spending my money on?

Yes, for the simple reason an EP Radiator Guard costs a lot less money than a replacement radiator by protecting the Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC radiator against damage caused by road and off-road debris, while allowing cooling air to pass through. The Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC radiator consists of aluminium cooling fins and internal core containing pumped coolant - the fins easily bend and can block the passage of air, which could lead to the engine overheating. Also, the core can be holed by debris, such as a stone. This is usually the result of debris being picked up by the bike's front tyre or a bike / car in front and flung directly into the radiator. A holed radiator will cause overheating, and if leaking coolant gets on to the bike's tyres it could cause sudden loss of grip.

Assembly guide