Apico Handlebar Bar End Plugs - Blue - 14mm

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This guide is for motocross, enduro, and trials motorcycle riders seeking to protect their handlebars. The Apico Handlebar Bar End Plugs in Blue offer a key benefit of preserving grips, throttle, and handlebars during falls. A potential consideration is their universal fit, which may require minor adjustments on some specific handlebar models. These CNC machined bar ends are designed for durability and to mitigate damage from accidents.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BAR END API BLU |
| Brand | Apico |
These bar ends are CNC machined, typically from aluminum or a similar durable metal alloy, ensuring strength and longevity.
The Apico bar ends are designed for universal fit on most motocross and enduro bikes. While they are intended to fit a 14mm opening, it is always recommended to measure your handlebar's internal diameter to ensure a perfect fit.
Installation usually involves inserting the bar end into the open end of your handlebar and securing it. Some may screw in, while others are press-fit. Consult your motorcycle's manual if you encounter difficulties.
The main benefit is protecting your handlebars, grips, and throttle from damage in the event of a crash or drop.
These bar ends are specifically designed for off-road applications like motocross, enduro, and trials. While they might physically fit, they may not be ideal for street use due to aesthetic and functional considerations.
To clean the blue finish, use a soft, damp cloth with mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers, which can scratch or discolor the surface.
CNC machining means the parts are manufactured using computer-controlled cutting machines, resulting in high precision, consistent quality, and a smooth, professional finish.
Verify the inner diameter of your handlebar and compare it to the product specifications. Some minor filing or shim may be required for a snug fit on non-standard bars.
The bar end may be too close to the throttle tube. Ensure there is adequate clearance. Loosen and reposition the bar end slightly, or check if the throttle tube itself is damaged.
Reinstall the bar end, ensuring it is fully seated and tightened appropriately. If the handlebar opening is worn, consider using a stronger adhesive or a securing mechanism designed for this purpose.
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