Fenders

The installation of a motorcycle side covers can improve the look of your motorcycle.

Indeed, the side covers can replace the original covers often plastic and unattractive.

The vintage motorcycle side plates can accentuate the vintage style of the motorcycle.

Types of side covers:

Vintage race look

This is a styling element from the racing world. This style gives the motorcycle a look of the old racing and motocross bikes.

It is often associated with a number. This number corresponds to a specific rider.

Every rider has a number. This one allows to identify and differentiate the motorcycles during the competitions. This type of cover is found on cafe racers and trackers.

On trackers, this product is even an essential element with the front light plate.

We find in this category the side plate cafe racer, oval, square or diamond. The motorcycle side cover cafe racer can be left raw or painted with the colors of the motorcycle.

Modern and worked look

This type is intended to embellish the motorcycle, often made of aluminum, it usually has a complex shape and holes in decoration.

Here we find the scrambler side cover.

Why do you need to change the side covers? 

There are several reasons why you might want to change the side covers of your motorcycle:

• Aesthetics : Side covers can wear out or become discolored over time, altering the appearance of your bike. By replacing it, you can improve the overall appearance of your bike.
• Protection : Side covers protect the mechanical parts of your motorcycle from dirt, dust and debris. If the existing covers are damaged or missing, it will no longer effectively protect the mechanical parts of your motorcycle.
• Performance : Side covers can also play a role in the aerodynamics of your motorcycle. If the current covers are damaged or not properly adjusted, it can cause poor aerodynamics and affect the performance of your motorcycle.
• Customization : You can also change the side covers on your bike to customize its appearance and give it a unique look.

In short, changing your motorcycle's side covers can improve the appearance, protection and performance of your motorcycle, as well as allow you to give it a personal look. It's important to check the compatibility between the covers you want to install and your bike before you install it.

What material are motorcycle side plates made of?

Motorcycle side covers can be made from a variety of materials, such as:

Plastic: Plastic side covers are often the most common and affordable. It is lightweight, easy to install and impact resistant.

Fiberglass: Fiberglass side covers are more rigid and durable than plastic side covers. It can also be painted to match the color of your bike.

Aluminum: Aluminum side covers are very strong and lightweight. It can also be polished to give your bike a shiny metallic look.

Carbon: Carbon side covers are very strong and light, and It also improve aerodynamics. It is generally more expensive than other materials.
It is important to check the compatibility between the covers you want to install and your motorcycle before installing it.

REMMOTORCYCLE offers only vintage aluminum side covers made by a skilled aluminum craftsman.

How to choose motorcycle side covers?

There are several criteria to consider when replacing a motorcycle side cover:

Compatibility: Make sure the side cover you purchase is compatible with your motorcycle model. It's important to check the dimensions, fasteners, holes and any special features of your motorcycle before purchasing a side cover.

Material: Make sure the material used to make the side cover is suitable for your needs. If you want an impact-resistant side cover, it's better to choose a material like fiberglass or aluminum rather than plastic. If you are looking to improve aerodynamics, choose a carbon side cover.

Design: Make sure the design of the side cover matches the design of your bike. If you want to give your bike a custom look, choose a design that suits your taste.
Quality: Make sure the side cover you buy is of good quality. Check that the edges are smooth, the fasteners are secure and the holes are aligned.

Compliance: Make sure the side cover you buy meets the safety standards of your country and is approved for road use.