A crash guard (or engine/leg guard) is a heavy-duty metal framework attached to a two-wheeler’s chassis. It acts as a sacrificial barrier, absorbing impact energy and shielding vital components like the engine, radiator, and fairings from direct contact with the ground during drops, slides, or collisions.
Honda Hness CB350/350 RS Crash Guard
₹4,500.00
In stock
Core Functions & Benefits
- Impact Absorption: Engineered with heavy-gauge steel or aerospace-grade aluminum, the guard disperses shock outward rather than transferring it directly into the bike’s chassis.
- Vital Component Protection: It prevents costly damage to the engine casing, fuel tank, and expensive plastic bodywork in the event of a low-side crash or a stationary tip-over.
- Rider Safety: It creates a vital clearance buffer, preventing the full dead weight of the motorcycle from crushing your leg if the bike falls on you
- Utility Enhancement: Many modern crash guards feature built-in sliders (nylon or Delrin) to reduce friction while sliding and serve as a rigid mounting point for auxiliary lights or highway pegs.
Key Features to Look For
- Premium Material & Coatings: Seek out stainless steel or heavy-duty mild steel finished with anti-rust, weather-resistant powder coating to combat monsoon humidity and sun exposure.
- Direct Bolt-On Fit: High-quality guards utilize existing factory mounting points, meaning no welding or drilling into the chassis is required.
- Design & Sliders: Prioritize designs that match the bike’s natural lines and incorporate replaceable slider pucks for maximum slide-and-protect performance.





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