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  Tusk Brake Lever

  Ted in MI

  Ted Davis

  The first time I rode the trail, the break lever broke. Cheap product. Didn't last at all.

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  Tusk D-Flex Handguards with MX Shields

  Sam in VA

  Well made and strong.

  Great protection and strong. I've used them for quite a few hare scrambles over the last few years and I've tested them against plenty of trees. No issues or complaints at all.

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  Cycra Grip Armor with Bar End

  Parker in BC

  Bar ends

  Bought because I’m switching to flag style hang guards. They are more expensive then the other options and they are plastic... for that reason I chose them. Metal can he scratched up in rocks and become razor sharp.

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  Tusk D-Flex Pro Handguards

  Michael in NH

  Not good on the Tw200...

  Not a fan of these, Im already looking to swap them out to something else because they are not a great fit on my Yamaha tw200 (2019) they will go on. The guard with a lot of finesse will cover the clutch side lever but barely. But the throttle side is a different story, even after tons of finagling and moving things around the aluminum bar on the tusk guard just wont line up with the brake lever. The brake lever is still below the aluminum guard itself, and in jeopardy of still being broken off. And for that reason I dont recommend them for the tw200, their more of a pain than there worth, go by the Acerbis Rally pro.

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  ProTaper Profile Pro XPS Clutch Lever

  Eric in NV

  Does not hold up

  Purchased and installed on my wife's 2019 KTM EXC dual sport bike as she needed an adjustable lever to help with reach, and had dropped the bike and needed a new lever. On install, this seemed like a nice lever and a well-made piece, and the adjustable reach worked as expected. Fast forward to the second ride... she dropped the bike (and I say dropped because it was a tight 1st gear section, she just didn't have the footing to catch it) for the first time on our second ride out with the lever and it bent into a basically un-usable hook shape. She managed to ride back down out of the Sierra's with it like this and once home I slipped a piece of tube over it to see if it could be straightened and salvaged. Snapped almost immediately at the folding pivot mechanism when trying to straighten it back out. $65 for 2 rides is not a great value, and Protaper does not stand behind it. They won't warranty/replace their folding levers like other brands will for bending. Moving on to others at this point, very disappointed.

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  Tusk Hand Mitts

  R. Wayne in ID

  Hand Mitts

  Clumsy and get in the way of lights and winch buttons. Save your money and buy some good gloves.

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