SW-Motech frame sliders Kawasaki Ninja ZX4-RR (2023-)
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SW-Motech frame sliders for Kawasaki Ninja ZX4-RR (2023-). Crash pads limit damage to the frame, engine and fairing in a fall.
Features
- Crash pads provide additional protection for frame, engine and fairing in the event of a fall
- Shape, surface and material provide excellent sliding properties to reduce damage to the motorcycle
- Replaceable, CNC-milled slider pads made of abrasion-resistant polyamide
- Large contact surface for the best possible force distribution
- Extremely solid, CNC-milled base made of aluminium alloy
- Easy mounting and sturdy frame attachment thanks to bike-specific elements
Included in delivery
- 2 x Crash pad
- Mounting instructions
- Mounting material
Specifications
- Brand: SW-Motech
- SW-Motech part number: STP.08.590.11800/B
- Part number: 05052561
Fits
- Kawasaki Ninja ZX4-RR (2023-)
Why choose SW-Motech?
SW-Motech is a German brand from Rauschenberg (Hesse) that develops luggage systems, protection parts and ergonomic accessories for motorcycles. The company was founded in 1999 and created, among other things, the first removable luggage carrier.
Frequently asked questions
Will this fit my bike?
Not sure about the fit? Send us a message with the make, model and year of your bike and we will check it for you.
How fast is delivery?
In-stock products are shipped from the Netherlands within 1-2 working days. Delivery time and shipping costs for your country are shown at checkout.
Anything in stock ships within 3 to 5 working days with tracking. Ordering something we source directly from the manufacturer? The delivery time is shown right on the product page. No fine print, no surprises. Seat Concepts seats are made to order for you in the USA; custom work takes around 6 weeks, and anyone who owns one will tell you it's worth the wait. Questions about a delivery time? Email info@femon.nl and you'll get an answer from someone who actually rides.
