JFG RACINGMotorcycyle Handguards,7/8'' and 1 1/8'' Handle Bar Dirt Bike Hand Guards Accessories Universal for Dirtbike Snowmobile ATV Pit Bike Off Road Motocross Enduro MX -Blue

These are sturdy, do not wiggle loose, look great, and are 1/5 of the cost of big brand hand guards. The plastic is as thick as the big brands and the color and overall finish of the plastic is a handsome gloss black. Will def buy another set for my other bike!

Let's be honest, this is basically a cheaper copy of a Tusk D-Flex handguard that is available here on Amazon or at Rockymountain. I know because I have many sets of the original (best). I am using these on my daughter's CRF150F.Are they decent handguards? Yes, far better than the Cycra flag guards and ODI bar ends they replaced for less $$. Buy these instead of any flag guards.How do these compare to Tusk? Tusk guards have better build quality but cost at least twice as much. Tusk guards have better hardware, more resilient plastic, and stouter mounts. Tusk also has their pro version with bigger plastic guards and more hand protection.Which should you buy? Buy the JFG guards if you are on a budget, have an older bike, or just want some solid protection in areas with little brush that don't require bigger plastics.When might you want better? If you race enduro or scrambles in lots of trees and brush and need a more protective and resilient guard or have a new $14k bike spend an extra $50 and buy the Tusk Pro.

Installed these recently on my 2012 DR-Z400S stock 7/8" handlebars. Fit well, work well, adequate protection. It's important to note that the aluminum bar is drilled only at the main mounting points -- no other holes (weak spots) for mounting the plastic parts. Initially, I thought that the plastic part was loose on the rectangular bar stock, but then noticed that one end-bolt was loosening from vibration. I've used loc-tite now, and all is good. I did add flat washers to cover the slotted holes used for the 'universal mount' ends of each bar, and there was an extra set of button-head cap screws that made this simple.The mounting was straightforward and allowed both the brake lever and clutch lever to fully release. In the case of the brake lever, no contact is made with the guards, and in the case of the clutch lever, only slight contact is made, but the lever was fully extended (no measurable clearance at the cable gap).Very satisfied! And saved about ten bucks on my next favorite choice.

The handguards came on time, they fit on my bike really well. I have an Enduro so my front brake has wires for the lights on the bottom and these didn't interfere at all. Really strong with the solid aluminum bar. Haven't crashed or gotten into trees yet, but they do help on the cold mornings and with bugs and rocks for sure. I did have to trim my clutch and brake levers so they wouldn't contact the inside of the guard but not sure if that applies across the board on all makes and models of bikes.

Low quality hardware! Threads on screws did not fit threads on bracket. Put your money towards a better quality product. Did not fit 2002 Yamaha TW 200 on brake reservoir side. This set up is simply for anesthetics vs. functionality .

The bracket that wraps around the handlebar, is a safety concern, as it protrudes toward the rider. I didn't realize this when ordered, but after I opened to install. The manufacturer needs to change the design of, otherwise, it can be dangerous.

Good fit for the x pro templar, solid construction for the price

Was hard to fit these to my X Pro Titan 250. Hardware supplied was not the best. No instructions, although not needed for myself. With small adjustments and using my owm hardware laying around the garage I was able to fabricate somthing to keep these in place and secured.Look of these is awesome. Metal looks to be durable. And color really pops!