Acerbis Rally Pro X-Strong Handguards

Protect your nucks bruh, these things are tuff and look kill on your bike definitely buy some

Ummm Where's the instructions??. Sounds like it's normal for Acerbis. Just look it up on YouTube and you'll be fine. But sure would be nice it the box included some sort of instructions.

-m-2007 SUZUKI RMZ250--

I bought these to use on an Ebike. Maybe overkill but I have used these in the past on my motorcycles and have been pleased with the strength and quality

-m-2019--

I use these on my YZ250FX and now on my wife's TTR125LE. The do a good job but do bend pretty easy. If you fall a lot (like hard enduro falls, dropping in rock fields) you will be removing and rebending, but you will get good at it! They do save levers and fingers.

-m-2005 YAMAHA TTR125LE--

Very sturdy set of handlebar protection! Feels solid when mounted!!

this is the second pair of these I had ,the first pair lasted 10 years

-m-2006 KTM 525 XC-F--

The first day I put them on, I ate it. I’m so glad I had these on or I would have broken my clutch lever off.

-m-2009 HONDA CRF150R--

I've had these on my KTM 350 SXF since the bike was new. I just recently put new ones on do to the fact I mess one up really bad on a crash in a river in Colorado. These things take a beating against trees and rocks and protect your hands very well. My old ones I could have just replaced the one mount but thought I would change up the color also. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking.

-m-2014 KTM 350 SX-F--

These handguards look great on my bike, unfortunately, that's all I can say good about them. My bike fell over from a dead stop and these guards bent as soon as they hit the ground, plus the lever broke. These things are junk.

-m-2019 KTM 300 XC-W i (Fuel Injected)--

What can I say, if u wanna put crap on ur ride, then this kit is for u! First time u drop or ping some rocks or trees flyin' thru those there trails, u'll have to replace these here Acerbis. They are complete junk! BUY TUSK, much better value and durability!

-m-2015 HONDA CRF150R Expert--

Best hanguards I've had. go on easy with just a few tools, and seem very secure while offering great coverage without being too bulky.

Fit great looks good. Only negative was no install instructions

-m-2000 YAMAHA YZ250--

These are my favorite hand guards. They are strong, look clean and sleek. My son and I both use them. I highly recommended.

-m-2019 KTM 450 XC-F--

-m-2018 KTM 300 XC-W (E-Start)-- all model easy to install

Recommend these bark busters with a molded plastic all around the bend , super strong

-m-2004 KTM 450 EXC 4-Stroke--

Looks great on the bike, easy to install, high quality material feels really strong and really protect my hands

-m-2018 KTM 300 XC-W (E-Start)--

Highly recommend. Super fit & the color match to the Yamaha blue is spot on. Before Acerbis, I had a pair of Cycra that did not fit the bike, even with purchasing the additional longer hardware, and the color match was terrible.

-m-2011 YAMAHA WR250F--

I installed these on my 2016 Honda XR650L and I love em. My only complaint was the instructions are pretty much the back of the package and are not very well explained.... but if you're mechanically inclined you should be able to figure it out in no time.

-m-2016 HONDA XR650L--

Such a great set of hand guards. A bit of a challenge to install, since there will inevitably be a bit of adjustment between ideal lever rotation and handlebar mount placement. But once they're on, they're indestructible.

-m-1990 HONDA XR200R--

On my third set and the fit is awesome, easy to install, and based on my set on another bike they should last many years. I have yet to brake a lever or hand with these hand guards. Put them on all my bikes.

-m-2018 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S--

Bought the rally type handguards without the metal bar and they were OK but not that great. Fell once on a trail and my front brake lever broke. Went to Perry Mountain Tower Dual Sport Rally and fell a few times. No broken levers...just a broken ego. You can count on these to protect your hands and levers.

-m-2013 YAMAHA WR250R--

These are excellent handguards. They fit very well and provide good hand coverage and protection. Very high quality. They look great. Installation is straight forward. With ODI grips, you have to grind-off the end of the grips. I used a Dremel tool with satisfactory results.

-m-2018 KTM 150 XC-W (E-Start)--

I love these bark busters! Protects your hands, levers, and they look super slick. Installing them on an ATV can be a challenge, so I highly recommend loose fitting EVERYTHING including levers, thumb throttle, headlight/kill switch, and the guards. Then spend the time to make sure everything works they way you like before cranking everything down. I installed these on an 18' Raptor 700R with Tusk 30mm bar risers and Pro Taper SE ATV Mid Bend bars. The cross bar was almost an issue, but I tend to like my levers facing downward at a pretty steep incline so I was able to mount the inner mounts to the underside of the cross bar. Worked beautifully! I Alsop purchased the ATV adapter kit from Acerbis but didn't end up needing it. I did have to "curve" the inner port of the aluminum bar for the left side to mount flush, but that was as simple as wrapping the end, clamping in vise and giving it a tug. Accompanied with the parking brake lever angle kit, everything just went together with minimal effort. The only thing that would make these guards better is if the plastic portion was replaceable.

I used to swear by these years ago when I was racing. Always high quality, installed great, no issues. I've been running Cyrca recently. I purchased a new bike and decided to go with the old trusty Acerbis. Boy was that a mistake. The build quality on these has gone so far down, it's incredible. The mounting hardware is worse and more flimsy then the junk you get on eBay from China. Guess I'll go back to Cyrca. Get what you pay for I suppose.

-m-2018 YAMAHA YZ450FX--

The left side bent into the clutch lever and prevented it from moving properly first time I dropped the bike. The right side only lasted until the second drop. Ended up taking them off mid ride to maintain use of both clutch and brake levers.

-m-2004 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S--

I've had these bark busters on my last three bikes. I ride a lot of single track and these are great for saving your hands against trees.

-m-2018 KTM 300 XC-W (E-Start)--

Great fit and function! The blue matches the yz blue very well. Wish they still made the clear ones .

-m-2002 YAMAHA YZ250--

Aside from a few slow-speed side-falls and branch bashing I got to test these at speed with a decent 4th gear get off on a fat DR650 that send the bike sliding down a dirt road with enough force to twist the forks and bend the oil cooler guard. The Rally's held up fine with minimal scuffing and no cracking or breakage. Great design, although now that winter is coming I do wish I had gone with one of the larger-coverage versions that offer more wind coverage for highway use. If you're riding primarily dirt and/or hot areas these are great!

So let me start out by saying that I think these guards are the best looking ones out there. They're also probably fine for a lot of people. They do a good job at protecting from branches, roost, and minor tip overs in soft dirt. However, if you are hard on your bike, ride rocks, or just want a super tough guard then these are not for you. I DESTROYED them in 10 hours. Completely mangled and unusable. Now let me say I ride a lot of rocks, and rock faces. It's not uncommon for my bike to go tumbling down a 10ft rock face. Unfortunately the issue I was constantly having was the metal bending into the throttle tube at any slightly hard rock tip over. I ended up getting the cycra probends and they are indestructible! These acerbis guards are probably fine for the average putt putt trail rider, but if you're an abuser go with the cycra probends!

These are rock solid hand guards and look great. Pretty easy to install, however I did have to cut the end of my throttle tube off. No big deal. Great protection on the trails.

-m-2017 HONDA CRF450R--

i put these on my sons crf250r & they look sweet. i got the black ones cause we blacked out the bike with acerbis plastics.
also handgaurds are a plus on any dirtbike to keep grips & controls fresh when you tip it over.

These are better than I expected. The plastic is thick and strong I have dumped my bike multiple times in rocks and no breakage yet. Be aware when you put the throttle side on make sure your throttle moves freely.

-m-2017 KTM 300 XC-W (E-Start)--

Great quality and protection...highly recommend. Easy installation

great product the strongest on the market

-m-2006 HONDA CRF450X--

Awesome. Save hands from branches and other stuff. Reccemmend for trail riders. Easy install.

I LIKE THE SLEEK LOOK TO THESE ACERBIS RALLY PRO X STRONG LEVER / HAND GUARDS, ALSO VERY DURABLE BUT MALABLE, IF THEY GET BENT U CAN BEND THEM BACK EASY WITH A VICE AND HAMMER, I.E. IF AND WHEN YOU GO DOWN THEY GIVE SO YOUR BARS DON'T GET THE IMPACT AS MUCH. A GOOD LOOKING, GOOD AND SIMPLE DESIGN.

-m-2017 KTM 300 XC-W (E-Start)--

These handguards have been through heck and back and still look like they did on day one. Saved me from a lot of broken levers (and possibly hands). Needed for anyone taking their bikes in the woods. Wouldnt ride without them!

Tried and true toughness. Relatively easy to install. One of the mounting brackets was not milled deep enough so a washer had to be used.

Great guard , little hard to mount on an arc.

-m-2009 YAMAHA RAPTOR 700--

Great handgards. The best thing is all allens are the same size. Others use three different sizes. When time is of the essence one size is much faster to fix on the fly....trust me on this. Lol

I've bought the cheap bar with no plastic in the past and it honestly did just fine for less than half the price, but I wanted to look the part this time and opted for the Pro X-strong and I gotta be honest, they match the color perfectly and look great. Durability, yes, broke 2 clutch handles in 5 days before these, raced a harescramble and probably went down 8 times, no issues.

-m-2008 KAWASAKI KLX450R--

Easy to install and very durable highly recommended for woods racing

The best, I only use these on all my bikes! In over 10 years I have only ever broken one after a severe crash and straightening in a vise.

Bought these with no intentions of protecting hands, but for full protection of levers and handle bars. Very satisfied so far, as my son has taken a couple of spills out on the trails. Solid and durable product, and I highly recommend to everyone. Just bought another bike, and will be ordering more soon!!

-m-2017 YAMAHA TTR230--

Went for a drop and slide on the trail with these installed. They did the job of protecting my levers. No damage to the guards except a bit of a scuff on the plastic. I was a bit hesitant installing these after reading some other reviews but I can give them my seal of approval and have bought 6 sets!

-m-2008 HONDA TRX 250EX--

Very slim, durable and light weight, would recommend to a friend

-m-2009 YAMAHA YZ250--

Great price and great quality especially for the price. Clean look unlike some bulky bark busters

I have used these hand guards on multiple motorcycles with great results. No hand guard is indestructible, but these hand guards will take a lot of abuse. I would recommend these to anyone.

-m-KTM 300 XC-W (E-Start)--

Got these in black and it looks awesome on my 2004 Honda cr 250. Really protects my hands when riding the trails. Highly recommend getting triple clamp adapter with this product, makes it even sturdier.

handguards are very weak, bend easy and are not warrantied