Tusk D‑Flex Handguards with Black MX-Style Shields – Black Aluminum Guards – Fits 7/8″ Handlebars – Durable Universal Fit

Great fit for my Lil XR150! Made my fun trail cruiser that much more better! We all love the dirt, and we all slip out in the dirt, these are well made and will keep my levers safe and secure. Even if my dumb self thinks "it's only a 150, it'll be fine. Let's go faster!

Took some adjusting but they are tough!

I am impressed with the quality and the ease of fitment to my Honda XL600R motorcycle. The support bars seem quite strong enough and durable, although they are just a little shallow and short for my bike, they still work OK. I can get my fingers in pretty thick gloves on the levels OK, but it is a closer fit than I would prefer. Also, the supports for the guards barely get close enough to fit with the termination of the guards and the angle could be a better fit, but they still seem sturdy enough and fit OK for practical purposes as a universal type of hand guards.

Good quality parts and fit my TTR230. Offers the hand protection I was looking for.

Worked for me on a 05 TW200 with a little modification (mainly light bending of the aluminum bars). The stickers come off nicely with no residue if that’s important to you. Just what I wanted at a fair price.

I had to space the clutch side out about a half inch in order to make room for the stock clutch lever, but other than that the fitment was pretty straight forward, if you have installed hand guards on other bikes, this won't be a problem for you.

Installed on 2026 TW200. Fitment was a nightmare, but it’s doable. Product quality feels solid.

I feel like these deserve five stars for value. They're super solid for the price. The MX plastic handguards have an unnecessarily sharp point at the top inboard; those should be rounded off. I have no idea how different the angles are on different bikes / bars, but these DID NOT work for me without somewhat serious modification. For my application the main aluminum bars needed to be bent (substantially) in two different places - bent in one place and twisted in another. I used a heavy bench vice and a large 18" crescent wrench and it wasn't too bad, but with lesser tools I don't know if these would have worked. Also there's very little clearance between these and the levers, it seems like these could have been designed with just a little more room for the levers. The bends on the Cycra guards are a little better all around at twice the price. If you're not willing to spend that much, get these.

Very nice and sturdy handguards. Worth the extra $$$