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The UFO Shock Guard is an essential upgrade for Yamaha WRF250 owners looking to extend the lifespan of their rear suspension components. Engineered specifically for this model, the guard provides a critical barrier against mud, debris, and rocks that can damage the shock shaft or seal. While it offers robust protection for off-road enthusiasts, it is important to note that the guard is model-specific and may not fit other motorcycle makes or variations without modification.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | YA04861#001 |
| Brand | UFO |
No, the UFO Shock Guard is specifically designed and molded for the Yamaha WRF250.
No, the guard is pre-drilled, so standard metric wrenches or sockets typically found in a basic bike tool kit are sufficient.
The guard is made of a semi-rigid, high-impact plastic that provides a balance between flexibility to absorb impacts and rigidity to maintain its shape.
It is recommended to remove it after extremely muddy rides to clean out any trapped sediment that could act as an abrasive against the shock body.
The UFO Shock Guard is expertly manufactured in Italy.
Check all mounting bolts for tightness and ensure the guard is properly seated against the frame.
Verify that you have a compatible Yamaha WRF250 model and that no aftermarket modifications are interfering with the mount points.
Installation of the UFO Shock Guard is straightforward: align the guard with the existing mounting points on your WRF250's swingarm or frame, then secure it using the provided or factory hardware. Ensure all bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's torque specifications to prevent vibration. This product is strictly compatible with the Yamaha WRF250. Maintenance is minimal; during your routine bike wash, check that the guard is still firmly attached and clear any large debris that may have become wedged between the guard and the shock body. Periodically inspect the mounting points for stress cracks if you frequently ride in extreme conditions.
