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The Acerbis Fork Guards (MPN 0011640.030) are designed for motocross and enduro riders seeking a durable, factory-matched replacement for their motorcycle's front suspension protection. These guards provide essential shielding against debris, rocks, and roost, effectively preserving the fork tubes from impacts. While they offer exceptional durability and a precise fit, users should verify compatibility with their specific motorcycle make and model year prior to purchase, as these are application-specific components.
| Model Part Number | 0011640.030 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
Yes, Acerbis fork guards are typically sold as a complete set for both the left and right fork legs.
No, these guards are designed to use your motorcycle's original OEM mounting hardware.
These guards are application-specific. Please check your motorcycle's model and year against the part number 0011640.030 to ensure compatibility.
While designed for off-road, they are compatible with street-legal dual-sport bikes that utilize the same suspension components.
Use a soft sponge, warm water, and mild soap. Avoid abrasive scrubbers that can scratch the finish.
Verify you have the correct part number for your specific motorcycle model year and verify there is no debris in the mounting bracket holes.
Re-check the torque of the mounting bolts and ensure all rubber bushings or washers from the original setup were reused if applicable.
To install, remove the existing fork guards by unscrewing the mounting bolts. Align the new Acerbis guards with the existing mounting points on the fork legs, ensuring they are flush against the fork. Secure them using your original mounting hardware, being careful not to overtighten to avoid cracking the plastic. Regular care involves inspecting the guards after each ride for deep gouges or loose hardware. Clean the guards with mild soap and water; avoid using harsh chemical degreasers that could potentially degrade the finish or the material over time.
