Evotech-performance
EP Radiator Guard - Triumph Speed Twin (2021+)
€99.00
Tax included
€99.00
Tax included
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 Speed Twin (2021+)
2021,2022
Features of EP Radiator Guard for Triumph Speed Twin
- Precision-made aluminium radiator guard designed for an easy and exact fit
- Hexagonal matrix hole-pattern allows full flow of cooling air
- EP Radiator Guard provides maximum defence against road debris
- Triumph Speed Twin radiator guard utilises original chassis mounting points
- Supplied with quality fasteners
- Durable black powder coated finish
- Fitting instructions available to download
Is an EP radiator guard necessary for a classic-styled motorcycle?
Yes. Most definitely. Every motorcycle radiator should feature protection because they are nearly impossible to repair and are expensive to replace. The EP Radiator Guard protects the Speed Twin from damage caused by road debris. Radiators consist of delicate cooling fins that easily bend and block the passage of air - this can lead to the engine overheating. Also, the radiator's internal waterways can be holed by stones picked up and flung directly into the radiator from the Speed Twin's front tyre, or from a rear tyre of a motorcycle, or car.
Registered Community Design No.
EU Reg. Design: 008934319-0001
UK Reg. Design: 6195549
PRN013141-12 • 337854
Evotech-performance
Data sheet
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Motorcycle brand: Triumph
Motorcycle Model: Speed Twin
Motorcycle Year: 2021, 2022
Motorcycle type: Street