Radiator guard for Bandit
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Radiator guard for Bandit
I've been wanting to get a DECENT radiator guard for my bike for ages but don't agree with the zip tie method specials and just cant see the justification for $200 for the other type offered. I found this one on fleabay... http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110677532041&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
Opinions?
Opinions?

Ironman- Posts: 339
Join date: 2010-10-09
Location: SEQ
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
Very nice


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Reardo- Posts: 1713
Join date: 2010-02-06
Age: 32
Location: BROKEN HILL

Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
For me, that is by far the best i've seen .

gus- Posts: 3352
Join date: 2010-11-23
Age: 61
Location: Sunshine Coast
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
With being matt black it would suit your B1250 noodie very nicely, Gus.

Ironman- Posts: 339
Join date: 2010-10-09
Location: SEQ
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
[quote="gus"]For me, that is by far the best i've seen .[/quote
+1
Ps I am not actually agreeing with Gus btw, but it is the best I've seen.
+1
Ps I am not actually agreeing with Gus btw, but it is the best I've seen.

Saikhan- Posts: 765
Join date: 2010-01-19
Age: 46
Location: Gladstone Qld.
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
That's the ducks nuts - gotta get me one.
Fossil- Posts: 211
Join date: 2011-01-11
Location: Lithgow NSW
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
Looks great. I wonder how much airflow it chokes?

geekay007- Posts: 77
Join date: 2011-02-09
Age: 41
Location: Japan
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
I like the look of that. I have a Rad Guard on mine and it's very well made. A mate bought some obscure brand from Ebay which seems a bit flimsy to me, although it looked good in the photo. Make sure to let us know what this one is like if you get it.

kewwig- Posts: 485
Join date: 2011-03-21
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
I know 3 months down the track, but did did you end up getting the Rad guard Full Throttle, or an other brand. Just got my new Bandit & as there has been a bit "crap" weather lattly I can see a clear spray line on the Rad' & if a stone came up as well......$$$$$.
Just reakon the "really" important add ons should go on 1st!!! ie ones that might save me $$$$!!!
Cheers!
Just reakon the "really" important add ons should go on 1st!!! ie ones that might save me $$$$!!!
Cheers!
FRE31- Posts: 9
Join date: 2011-07-05
Age: 45
Location: Ingleburn
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
I got a Speed Works one from Ebay. (Rated R Parts) It does the job habd at least once has saved me $1000.
I think it was the first thing I put on the bike.
Just remove the rad side panels and put this in place then reattach the side panels.
You'll see it in all my pix.
I think it was the first thing I put on the bike.
Just remove the rad side panels and put this in place then reattach the side panels.
You'll see it in all my pix.

2wheelsagain- Posts: 3026
Join date: 2009-08-26
Age: 47
Location: Sale Vic

Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
2Wheels, are you sure it wasn't a Warspeed guard from RatedR?
Mine has held up very well on the harsh WA country roads. Kudos to my mate Warpy who hand makes all of his radiator guards
Mine has held up very well on the harsh WA country roads. Kudos to my mate Warpy who hand makes all of his radiator guards

reddog- Posts: 857
Join date: 2010-09-27
Age: 34
Location: Allanson WA
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
reddog wrote:2Wheels, are you sure it wasn't a Warspeed guard from RatedR?
Mine has held up very well on the harsh WA country roads. Kudos to my mate Warpy who hand makes all of his radiator guards
Yes mate. My Bad I shall sculk back into my corner now.
Steve at Rated R is very good to deal with.

2wheelsagain- Posts: 3026
Join date: 2009-08-26
Age: 47
Location: Sale Vic

Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
I got mine off E-bay from Germany for $70 (inc postage).... and not sure if pic is loading...
http://i41.servimg.com/u/f41/16/01/04/77/bandit15.jpg

http://i41.servimg.com/u/f41/16/01/04/77/bandit15.jpg


ormguard- Posts: 15
Join date: 2010-12-24
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
Very 'Blingy' ormguard
Looks great .. was it easy to attach and does it give full clearance to the front mudguard under compression?
What else does the site offer?
Looks great .. was it easy to attach and does it give full clearance to the front mudguard under compression?
What else does the site offer?
1952- Posts: 108
Join date: 2010-04-20
Re: Radiator guard for Bandit
I think it was from these guys
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stainless-steel-radiator-cover-Bandit-GSF-1250-Logo-/320740274785?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item4aad9c3261#ht_1506wt_930
Shop
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/RoMatech-Motorradzubehor
They do chain guards and a few other bits. You can get darker colours but as the engine block is all black on my Bandit I did go with a bit of "bling" : ). It has good clearance and is easy to clean. Took me 5 mins to put on and was a perfect fit, I am very happy with it.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stainless-steel-radiator-cover-Bandit-GSF-1250-Logo-/320740274785?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item4aad9c3261#ht_1506wt_930
Shop
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/RoMatech-Motorradzubehor
They do chain guards and a few other bits. You can get darker colours but as the engine block is all black on my Bandit I did go with a bit of "bling" : ). It has good clearance and is easy to clean. Took me 5 mins to put on and was a perfect fit, I am very happy with it.

ormguard- Posts: 15
Join date: 2010-12-24
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