The frame is plastic? I went to their website but I couldn't find a description of materials. Must be some tough stuff if you've already dropped it 3 times and they're holding up. That's pretty good!
The frame is plastic? I went to their website but I couldn't find a description of materials. Must be some tough stuff if you've already dropped it 3 times and they're holding up. That's pretty good!MachineArt Moto Advance guards, love them, Can be configured 3 (actually 4) ways within seconds.
First is just the frame.
Second frame with insert.
Third and fourth is with deflector which can be either lowered or raised.
Frame only for summer.
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Frame with insert for Autumn.
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Deflector raised for winter, don't have a pic with it lowered but it just looks similar but with the upturned edge next to the frame.
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That's truly impressive.They used to be aluminium frames but now a nylon composite material that they say is stronger than the aluminium.
I believe the heavy-duty Touratech models such as the Defensa use an aluminum exoskeleton or in the case of the Kobra habdguards rely on a Barkbuster aluminum backbone.I think there are a few options for the "plastic" backbones. Touratech, Acerbis, and MachineArt.