Crash Bar

Crash bars are motorcycle accessories designed to protect the rider and the bike's vital components in case of a fall or collision. These sturdy structures are typically made of metal, such as steel or aluminum, and are mounted to the motorcycle's frame.   

Key features and benefits of crash bars:

• Protection: They can help absorb the impact of a fall, reducing damage to the engine, radiator, and other essential parts.   
  
• Rider safety: By protecting the bike, crash bars can also help prevent injuries to the rider, especially in low-speed accidents.   
  
• Functionality: Some crash bars are designed to serve as mounting points for additional accessories, such as luggage racks or engine guards.   
  
• Aesthetics: Crash bars can enhance the motorcycle's appearance, giving it a more rugged and adventurous look.

Common types of crash bars:

• Engine guards: These bars specifically protect the engine and its components.   
  
• Frame sliders: Designed to slide along the ground in a fall, reducing impact on the bike's frame and components.
  
• Tubular crash bars: These are the most common type, offering a combination of protection and style.