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Features: The motorcycle anti-fall sliders are specially designed to protect key components such as the engine from serious damage in the event of a collision.
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- Features: The motorcycle anti-fall sliders are specially designed to protect key components such as the engine from serious damage in the event of a collision. These anti-collision protection devices can ensure the safety of the vehicle in the event of a low side collision.
- For Suz&uki GSXR1000 GSXR GSX-R 1000 GSX-R1000 2017-2025 Material: The frame sliders are made of nylon and aluminum, which has a strong structure and is durable.
- Protection: This motorcycle frame slider can prevent your motorcycle from falling and scratching to the greatest extent, fully protecting your motorcycle.
- Function: Motorcycle front fork frame sliders help prevent damage and wear caused by everyday scrapes and exposure to the elements.
- Function: This product has an anti-collision effect to protect your motorcycle. In an emergency or accident, it minimizes the damage to the front fork of the vehicle.
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- PGWEMDIGW
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- B0FQ17WX6Y
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