Acerbis X-Tarmac Mounting Kit - Red - 0017634.

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The Acerbis X-Tarmac Mounting Kit (0017634) is designed for motorcycle riders who prioritize secure, vibration-resistant installation of X-Tarmac hand guards. This essential hardware kit offers a precise fit across a diverse range of motorcycle models, including specific Yamaha and MV Agusta units, ensuring your hand protection remains stable during aggressive riding; however, users should verify model-specific compatibility before purchase to ensure the mounting hardware aligns with their handlebar diameter.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 0017634. |
| Brand | Acerbis |
It is designed for many Yamaha and MV Agusta models, but you must confirm your handlebar has an open end and the correct internal diameter for the expansion bolt.
This specific model (0017634) is finished in red.
No, this is a mounting kit only. The X-Tarmac hand guards must be purchased separately.
No, standard hex keys or screwdrivers are typically sufficient to tighten the expansion bolts.
Yes, the kit is built for durability, though it is primarily designed for the X-Tarmac guard line which is optimized for road and adventure use.
Ensure the internal expansion bolt is fully tightened and that the contact surface inside the handlebar is clean of oil or grease.
Check if your handlebar has an internal threaded insert; some aftermarket bars are not compatible with expansion-style mounts without modification.
To install the kit, ensure your handlebars are clear of debris or grip adhesive residue that might interfere with the expansion mechanism.
Compatibility varies by model, particularly regarding internal handlebar diameter. We recommend checking your specific bike's handlebar end type (open or threaded). For care, periodically check the bolt tightness after the first 50 miles of riding, as vibrations can occasionally cause hardware to settle.