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  • #98716

    Stuart
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    After destroying 2 left hand Barkbusters in the last month, I neede to get my bike up & running again.

    I saw an ad for Biketique http://www.biketique.com.au/index.html in one of the recent magazines & looked up their website. Aussie company a definite plus

    Their HG2-Kit ($89.95 including your choice of mount kit)ticked all the boxes, aviation grade alloy, billet mounts & individual replacement parts available.

    Ordered them yesterday & they arrived today, they look the shit. Much better finish than the opposition.

    Fitted them up using a combination of their mounts in the bar ends & my old triple clamp mounts.

    They are quality at a cheap price compared to the others the same in another brand would have cost me $169 & these we delivered for near on $100

    I have no affiliation with Biketique….. just sharing my experience & hoping we all can save a few $$$$$$$$$

    Will update this thread if they fail to deliver, hopefuly I won’t be falling off as much as I have been

    #183705

    Greg
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    Yeah I got a set through Sutto’s as did Chris72a we are giving them a run to see how they go

    #183706

    Chris
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    Hi sb_250y – Thanks for the info.. I enjoy your posts especially the ones relating to products that stand up in race conditions. Even though I’m a weekend warrior it is always good to know what you guys who race use and what works… You know real world experience.. ;)

    Cheers…
    Chris………..

    #183709

    Stuart
    Member

    Krusty wrote:

    Quote:
    Hi sb_250y – Thanks for the info.. I enjoy your posts especially the ones relating to products that stand up in race conditions. Even though I’m a weekend warrior it is always good to know what you guys who race use and what works… You know real world experience.. ;)

    Cheers…
    Chris………..

    Im not more than a weekend warrior myself, just have a list of races I want to do & tick off the list. With my recent races I’ve had the chance to crash test a few items. Hopefully that is over now

    #183707

    Chris
    Member

    I was looking at a set of these today.. The price jumped up for some reason.. The kit is now $122 :(

    #184331

    Greg
    Member

    Well here is what I have experienced with Biketique guards I had a pair of these and after only drop while turning around in a pine forest on a wet day the left one ended up bent :huh: Jeffo’s vee strom fell over the first night it rained on the Camerons trip and bent his :huh: the bike was stopped sitting on the centre stand

    Just before Coffs I fitted a set to Crash’s 650 with new red plastics, today just over 6 weeks later I saw them on his bike at Tekniks and the plastic has faded, the bike is inside there as it has no forks or shock in it and they have been closed for two weeks

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    Well thats my experince with them for what its worth

    TB

    #194028

    Nick
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    Got a set on the new Kato, still too early to comment but will do so in due course. They are nice and shiny though… :cheer:

    #194037

    Greg
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    Shinny yes they are that :laugh: Will watch with interest how they go for you Wally I hope you get a good run with them

    TB

    #194038

    ian
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    ive had a set on my 300 for a couple of months now and are quite happy with them the plastics are white so i havent noticed any fading but i have come off once or twice…….well maybe more than that and they seem to be standing up to it . The main thing i like about them is how they set up in the bar ends they dont have the pastic star pull through , they are set up like the gooseneck of a pushbike 2 piecescut diagonally and it just nips up and tightens

    #183708

    Nick
    Member

    Well, after 12 odd months these hand guards get my tick of approval…maybe I’m lucky, dunno… ???

    Had a few offs but nothing too heavy until the other day were I crunched at a good 70 kays or so. I came down on my right hand side with the hand guard coping a good brunt of the impact (I think) Split and gouged the plastic cover and ripped the end of the handgaurds from the bars.

    Back at home I popped the end back into bars and weaved a cable tie through the split plastic and sanded the gouging as best as possible. The steel supporrt was still relatively true and not at all overly deformed.

    Apart from this latest off I’ve had plenty of “drops” and the Biketiques seem to take the punishment OK. I know there are alot of variables at hand but got to say I’m a happy camper.

    Ohhh, and they are still shiny, just a bit scratched ! :)

    #208988

    Greg
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    Thanks for the write up Wally, I really like “real” people’s thoughts and experiences, someone that has spent the time and coin and can say it as they see it without worry about them advertising in their magazine ;)

    Cheers

    TB

    #208992

    Wayne
    Member

    Note: Biketique acknowledged they had a problem with a batch of guards and replaced mine “no questions asked, free of charge”

    I reckon they’re a good thing too!

    Crash

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