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MOTORCYCLE HELMET GUIDE

HOW TO CHOOSE THE PERFECT MOTORCYCLE HELMET: YOUR GUIDE TO SIZES, TYPES AND WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR.

*Complete size guide at the end of this article

Essential tips to finding your perfect fit:

Be aware of the unique features and strengths of the helmets you may be looking at
Take time to familiarise yourself with the construction, size and homologations before choosing your helmet
Features key for any type of helmet include its maximum safety, the field of vision and your comfort

Some features of different helmets:

Full-face: closest to what professional riders wear, particularly light, with advance sport aerodynamics
Modular: great comfort and practicality, can be opened when stationary
Adventure: inspired by the off-road style of riding, their peak protecting against the sun and any debris, can be used in different configurations

IMPORTANT! The innermost layer with respect to the shell of the helmet is EPS, expanded polystyrene, which is there to absorb the force of impact. EPS is not an elastic material, so it doesn't return to its original shape after compression following an impact. THAT MEANS IT CAN NO LONGER ABSORB IMPACTS IN THE COMPRESSED AREA. WHICH IS WHY A HELMET THAT HAS CUSHIONED AN IMPACT MUST BE REPLACED.

MEASURING YOUR HEAD:

Using a tape, measure around your head about an inch above the ears, across the forehead (about an inch above the eyebrows), and over the natural bump at the back of your head. The measurement should lie somewhere within 50-64cm (on average).

CHOOSING THE CORRECT HELMET SIZE:

*Complete size guide at the end of this article

Once you chose your preferred helmet, use your measurements as a guide to the size you choose. When your measurements lie between sizes, lean towards the smaller size as the lining of the helmet will give slightly over time, so you need it to be snug without being uncomfortable at time of choosing.

Using the table provided by the manufacturer to find the corresponding size will give the correct measurement or size you should try on. Heads with the same measurements can have different shapes, it is always a good idea to try a helmet before committing to it.

TRYING IT OUT:

When you put your new helmet on for the first time move it around to make sure the crown feels like the correct size. Keep it on for some time and make sure you are comfortable, push against the forehead are as that is most likely to feel uncomfortable.

When fastening the retention strap do not make it too tight against the throat, on the other hand, do not let it be loose so that the helmet could come off easily.

Check if you can get a couple of fingers between the top of the cheek pads and your cheeks. If you can then you might need a size smaller, though, you could buy larger cheek pads to fill in the gap. Make sure this is not too loose as it will limit the safety of the helmet.

The visor protects you against more than air and insects, it acts as a shield protecting your face against impact. When trying on your helmet, make sure the width of the visor, both horizontally and vertically, gives you a wide enough field of vision. It is important you do not have obstructed vision when riding with your helmet on, if you feel it is not the correct width do check for other helmets with a bigger visor.

WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR

You need to pay attention to the safety of the helmet you ultimately choose.

For those who use their bikes a lot, it is best to opt for a helmet with an outer shell in composite fiber or carbon fiber.

For short or medium urban and touring use, thermoplastic resin helmets are a good choice, especially for those new to riding, or those not looking for a featherweight or race performance.

Consider the composition of the absorbent layer, which is safer if it is in EPS that varies in density depending on the points of the head it must protect.

Ventilation: increased heat slows down reflexes and affects rider perception. It is important that you look out for the helmet that does not give you the air flow and ventilation system you need to ride comfortably. Helmet shapes with more aerodynamics and fluid heighten rider comfort and reduce air resistance.

WHEN TO CHANGE YOUR HELMET

A helmet’s life cycle depends on many things: where, how, how often it is used, and the care taken with it. Some components of the helmet, like the EPS, tend to deteriorate over time.

The general suggestion is to change your helmet at least every 5 years.

Before the 5 years, you should replace your helmet if there are clear visible signs of wear on the shell, the straps, EPS, or the mechanisms, or when the helmet absorbs an impact.

SIZE GUIDE

(Use as a generic guide only, may not apply to some brands)

SIZE	CENTIMETERS	INCHES	HAT SIZE
X SMALL	53-54	20 7/8 - 21 1/4	6 5/8 - 6 3/4
SMALL	55-56	21 5/8 - 22	6 7/8 – 7
MEDIUM	57-58	22 1/2 - 22 7/8	7 1/8 – 7 ¼
LARGE	59-60	23 1/4 - 23 5/8	7 3/8 – 7 ½
X LARGE	61-62	24 - 24 3/8	7 5/8 – 7 3/4
2X LARGE	63-64	24 3/4 - 25 1/8	7 7/8 - 8
X LARGE	65-66	25 5/8 - 26	8 1/8 – 8 1/4

QUICK GUIDE ON HOW TO MAKE SURE THE SIZE YOU CHOSE IS CORRECT

A helmet too tight will be uncomfortable, whilst one too loose will not fulfil its protective functions.

Helmets provide maximum protection only when the size is correct.

FIVE STEPS TO MAKING SURE THE SIZE YOU CHOSE IS CORRECT:

Put the helmet on and fasten it, make sure the strap is neither too loose nor too tight; it must be close-fitting, but nor uncomfortable.
Once on, there should not be a gap between the head and padding. The helmet should fit snuggly around the whole face.
You should not feel any pressure points, especially in the front area and on the nape of the neck. It is best to keep the helmet on for some time to make sure there are no uncomfortable contact points.
Tilt the helmet sideways and up and down. A full-face helmet of the right size should not move around, the cheeks should remain in contact with the cheek pads following their movement. If the helmet moves around, the size is wrong.
To test the retention, with the helmet fastened on, tilt your head slightly forward and apply light pressure at its rear bottom edge. The helmet must not slide forward.

MOTORCYCLE CLOTHING GUIDE: GLOVES

How to find the best fit for your motorcycling gloves:

Remember that sizes vary between manufacturers, some gloves may fit slightly different to what you expect based on your measurements.

Choose the right motorcycle gloves style:

What will you use them for?

Shop MotoGB gloves offer a maximum level of protection for track and fast riding, but they can be uncomfortable and restrictive for long touring rides. Similarly, touring gloves probably won’t be the best fit for short trips on your motorbike, you will definitely need them if you will be spending lots of riding time on your bike.

What kind of weather do you usually ride in?

Certain gloves offer better protection from the weather conditions you ride in. The correct pair of gloves should not only fit comfortably on your fingers, it should protect your hands from the temperature, wind, rain, sun, etc. You might want to look for all-weather gloves made of textile if you are looking for one reliable pair for all year around. If you want to ride in warmer temperatures, you should consider a pair of lightweight leather riding gloves to keep the heat off.
Depending on the nature of your riding you will require different levels of abrasion protection, you should keep this in mind when choosing your motorcycle gloves.

What to look out for when choosing your motorcycle gloves:

Finger Feel: make sure the gloves are not too tight, but not too loose so that they could slip off. Feeling comfortable in your motorcycle gloves will allow you to have better control of your vehicle and in turn will make your ride safer.
Size & Fit: do the gloves have adjustable straps, will they fit under or over your motorcycle jacket, do they fit well and comfortably?
Features & Protection: look at what level of protection the gloves offer; will it be compatible with your motorcycling tendencies? Look at the length of the gloves and whether they are comfortable for you.
Construction: figure out what material suits your needs best and look for gloves made in such material, will it be leather or textile? The material of your motorcycle gloves will affect their feel, quality, and lifespan.

How to measure your hand size:

Using a flexible tape measure around the palm of your hand below the knuckles excluding the thumb
Measure your hand in a fist for a more accurate measurement
Holding you hand out flat measure the length from the tip of your fingers (longest) to the base of your hand

MOTORCYCLE GLOVE SIZE GUIDE *(1 INCH= 2.54 CM)

GLOVE SIZE		XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
SIZE NUMERIC	INCHES	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
HAND CIRCUMFERENCE	CM	15	18	20	23	25	28	30
HAND LENGTH	CM	16	17	18	19	20	22	23

*Women’s glove sizes will vary to this size guide slightly.

If you plan on wearing under gloves, remember it might be useful to size up to allow a comfortable fit.

MOTORCYCLE CLOTHING GUIDE: JACKETS

How to find the perfect motorcycling jacket:

Always consider the origin of the jacket you are looking at, as UK sizes are different to European sizes.
If you have a wider neck, look for a jacket with an adjustable collar.
If you like to tuck your gloves in to your jacket, look for a jacket with adjustable cuffs.

CHEST/BUST: using tape measure the fullest part of your chest/bust
WAIST: measure around the narrowest part, your waist
HIPS: measure around the fullest part of your hips

Choose the right style of motorcycle jacket:

Think about the style of the jacket you want and whether it is compatible with your style of riding.

Leather jackets offer more abrasion protection; however, these are not waterproof motorcycle jackets and can be quite heavy.
Textile jackets are often waterproof, but might not be the right fit for a sports motorcycle bike.
Short jackets are good for sports bikes, they will not be too baggy and ruck up at the front.
Longer jackets suit touring and upright bikes, keeping your waist warmer.

If you are looking for the perfect motorcycling jacket all year round, look out for ones with a removable thermal lining.

How to choose the safest motorcycling jacket:

It is good to have CE approved armour in the elbows and shoulders, but look further for CE back protection. Many jackets will have a pocket where you can add protective gear to make your jacket safest for the road. Look for abrasion resistant materials such as polyester, or cordura fabric.

For your comfort and safety, look for a jacket which has adjustability in as many parts of its construction as possible; ribbed stretch panels at elbows allow easy flexing with the body, adjustment tabs at cuffs, neck collar, waist, arms, etc. allows for a snug yet comfortable fit. Feeling comfortable in the motorcycling jacket you choose is essential for a stress-free ride with high mobility for your safety.

MEN’S MEASUREMENTS GUIDE *(INCHES/ 1 INCH= 2.54 CM)

SIZE (INCHES)	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
CHEST	34-36	36-38	38-40	40-42	42-45	45-48	48-51
WAIST	28-30	30-32	32-34	34-36	36-39	39-42	42-45
COLLAR	14	14.5-15	15.5-16	16.5-17	17.5-18	18.5-19	19.5-20
TROUSERS SHORT	30	30	30	30	30	30	30
TROUSERS REGULAR	32	32	32	32	32	32	32
TROUSERS LONG	34	34	34	34	34	34	34

WOMEN’S MEASUREMENT GUIDE *(INCHES/ 1 INCH= 2.54 CM)

SIZE (INCHES)	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL
NUMERIC SIZE	6	8-10	12-14	16-18	20-22	24
BUST	30 ¾	32 ¼- 34 ¼	36 ¼- 38	40 ¼- 42 ½	45- 47 ¼	49 ½
WAIST	24	25 ½- 27 ½	29 ½- 31 ¾	34- 36 ¼	38 ½- 41	43 ¼
HIPS	33 ¾	35 ½- 37 ½	39 ½- 41 ½	43 ¼- 45 ¼	47 ½- 50	52 ½
TROUSERS SHORT	30	30	30	30	30	30
TROUSERS REGULAR	32	32	32	32	32	32
TROUSERS LONG	34	34	34	34	34	34

MOTORCYCLE CLOTHING GUIDE: TROUSERS & JEANS

How to find the perfect fit for your motorcycling jeans and trousers:

Note that ladies’ clothing is cut differently to men’s clothing, and they do vary depending on manufacturer.

Think about how you like to wear your jeans/trousers, fit your preferences to the style and size to find the perfect match.

How to measure yourself

WAIST: measure the narrowest part of your torso, as you would with a normal pair of jeans or trousers
INSEAM: measure from the top of your inner leg along the inside seam to the bottom of your leg
Many trousers will have length options from regular-short-long, depending on your height and the length of your legs you want to consider which is the best option for you.

Choose the right style of motorcycle trousers:

Leather will give you really good protection, especially when fitted with additional CE approved armour in the knees and hips. They can be worn on their own and will provide a snug fit. However, leather trousers may not be the best option for colder days, and they are not waterproof. Textile trousers tend to be a bit baggier as the material doesn’t stretch. The closer fitting, the more protection they offer. Some denim jeans are also fitted with CE certified protective gear which allows you to stay comfortable and safe.

Look out at how the trousers you choose fit around your waist, whether they have Velcro, if you will need a belt, or if they zip up to the jacket. Also, make sure they are the right fit for the boots you will be wearing. Leather trousers are usually worn inside the boots, whilst textile trousers are worn outside to keep the rain out of your footwear.

MEN’S MEASUREMENTS GUIDE *(INCHES/ 1 INCH= 2.54 CM)

SIZE (INCHES)	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
CHEST	34-36	36-38	38-40	40-42	42-45	45-48	48-51
WAIST	28-30	30-32	32-34	34-36	36-39	39-42	42-45
COLLAR	14	14.5-15	15.5-16	16.5-17	17.5-18	18.5-19	19.5-20
TROUSERS SHORT	30	30	30	30	30	30	30
TROUSERS REGULAR	32	32	32	32	32	32	32
TROUSERS LONG	34	34	34	34	34	34	34

WOMEN’S MEASUREMENT GUIDE *(INCHES/ 1 INCH= 2.54 CM)

SIZE (INCHES)	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL
NUMERIC SIZE	6	8-10	12-14	16-18	20-22	24
BUST	30 ¾	32 ¼- 34 ¼	36 ¼- 38	40 ¼- 42 ½	45- 47 ¼	49 ½
WAIST	24	25 ½- 27 ½	29 ½- 31 ¾	34- 36 ¼	38 ½- 41	43 ¼
HIPS	33 ¾	35 ½- 37 ½	39 ½- 41 ½	43 ¼- 45 ¼	47 ½- 50	52 ½
TROUSERS SHORT	30	30	30	30	30	30
TROUSERS REGULAR	32	32	32	32	32	32
TROUSERS LONG	34	34	34	34	34	34

MOTORCYCLE CLOTHING GUIDE: BOOTS

Motorcycle boots are an essential part of each rider’s motorcycle attire. The protection and comfort they provide is vital in ensuring you are safe and comfortable. This is why choosing the correct pair of riding boots is key.

Ladies’ footwear will run smaller than men’s; you can use your shoe size as a guide for the best fit for your motorcycling boots, though depending on the material and manufacturer the sizes may vary.

Choosing the perfect style of boots:

Depending on how you like to wear your boots, inside or outside your trousers, have a look at the shin protection to make sure you will have a comfortable fit.
Decide the level of protection you will require for the style of riding you engage in as some boots have more protective features which might not be needed or comfortable for your style of riding.
Be weary of certain protective features such as metal toe guards, as they might scratch your bike as you mount it.
Adventure off-road boots offer lots of protection, but you might struggle with the changing of gears if it is a sports bike you ride. Touring boots will be great for long journeys, and harsher weather conditions as they are waterproof and warm, but it could get too warm if you are riding on track in the summer
You might have to consider owning multiple pairs for the different conditions you ride in, to ensure the perfect fit and suitable protection.

Finding the perfect fit:

Leather boots will likely feel stiff at the start, they usually give in after some wear, if after trying them on they do not feel comfortable it may be the size which is the issue. Your motorcycling boots should never be too stiff or too tight with no room to move, they should not feel uncomfortable. You should have mobility in your motorcycle boots so that you can ride safely and comfortably, but not so much that your foot could twist in case of accident.

How to measure your feet:

Rest your bare foot at a right angle to a wall, keeping the heel right up against the wall.
Using a tape measure the distance between the wall and the tip of your foot.
Repeat for your other foot, use the bigger measurement as a guide for your size.

SHOE SIZE CONVERSION GUIDE

MEN'S

EU	UK	US	Foot length (cm)
39	5.5	6	24.6
40	6.5	7	25
41	7	7.5	25.4
42	8	8.5	26.3
43	9	9.5	27.2
44	9.5	10	27.6
45	10	11	28
46	11	11.5	28.9
47	12	12.5	29.8

WOMEN’S

EU	UK	US	Foot length (cm)
35	2	4	21.2
36	3	5	22.1
37	4	5.5	22.9
38	5	6.5	23.7
39	5.5	7	24.6
40	6.5	8	25
41	7	8.5	25.4
42	8	9.5	26.3
43	9	10	27.2

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SV650 SX,SY,SK1,SK2 99-02

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SV650 SK3,SK4,SK5,SK6,SK7,SK8,SK9,SL0 03-10

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SV650 A/SA-K7,K8,K9,L0-L5 (ABS) 07-15

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SV650 A-L7,L8 (ABS) 17-18

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SV650 A-L9 (ABS) 19

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SV650 A 20

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SV650 X-L8 (ABS) 18

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SV650 XA-L9 (ABS) 19

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SV650 X 20

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VS700 GLFH,GLPH,GLEFH 87-88

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VS700 GLPJ,GLFJ 88

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GSR750 L1,L2,L3,L4,L5,L6 (ABS) 11-16

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GSR750 Z-L5,L6 (ABS) 15-16

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GSX750 F-K,L,M,N,P,R,S,T,V,W,X,Y,K1,K2,K3,K4,K5,K6GR78A 89-06

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GSX750 W,X,Y,K1 (Retro Style) 98-02

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GSX-R750 J (Japan)GR77CJapan88

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GSX-R750 K,AK (Japan)GR77CJapan89-90

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GSX-R750 L,M (Japan)GR7ACJapan90-91

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GSX-R750 J,K Sling ShotGR77B 88-89

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GSX-R750 L,M Sling ShotGR7AD 90-91

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GSX-R750 WN,WP,WR,WSGR7BD 92-95

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GSX-R750 T,V,W,X SRAD 96-99

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GSX-R750 Y,K1,K2,K3 00-03

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GSX-R750 K4,K5 04-05

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GSX-R750 K6,K7,K8,K9,L0 06-10

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GSX-R750 L1,L2,L3,L4,L5,L6,L7,L8 11-18

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GSX-R750 L9 19

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GSX-R750 Z-L4 14

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GSX-R750 Moto GP 16

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GSX-S750 L5,L6,L7,L8 15-18

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GSX-S750 A-L9 19

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GSX-S750 20

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GSX-S750 Z-L9 19

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GSX-S750 ZA-L9 19

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GSX-S750 Z-L5,L6,L7,L8 15-18

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VS750 GLP-H,J,K,L,M Intruder 87-91

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C50 K5-K9,L0-L9 Boulevard 05-19

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C50 L4,L5,L6 Boulevard B.O.S.S. 14-16

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C50 T-K5-K9,L0-L9 Boulevard 05-19

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C50 B-K5,K6,K7 Boulevard Black 05-07

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C800 Intruder (VL800 Intruder) 05-15

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M50 K5,K6,K7,K8 Boulevard 05-08

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M50 K9,L0-L8 Boulevard (VZ800) 09-19

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M50 B-K5,K6 Boulevard Black 05-06

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M800 Intruder (VZ800 Marauder) 05-08

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M800 Intruder (VZ800 Marauder) 09-14

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M800 Intruder T 14

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VL800 K1,K2,K3,K4 Intruder LC Volusia 01-04

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VL800 B-K4 Intruder LC Volusia SE 04

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VL800 C50 Volusia 07-09

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VL800 C50 Custom Volusia 08-09

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VL800 C50T Touring Volusia 07-09

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VS800 GL-N,P,R,S,T,V,W,X,Y,K1-K9 Intruder (S50 Intruder) 92-09

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VX800 L,M,N,P,R,S,T,V 90-97

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VZ800 V,W,X,Y,K1,K2,K3,K4 Marauder 97-04

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VZ800 K5,K6,K7,K8 M50 Marauder 05-08

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VZ800 K9,L0,L1 M50 Marauder 09-11

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S50 K5,K6,K7,K8,K9 Boulevard 05-09

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RF900 RR,RS,RS2,RT,RV,RW,RX,RY 94-00

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DL1000 K2,K3,K4,K5,K6,K7,K8,K9,L0 V-Strom 02-10

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DL1000 SE L0 V-Strom 10

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DL1000 A-L4,L5,L6 V-Strom ABS 14-16

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DL1000 A-L4,L5,L6,L7,L8 V-Strom Adventure ABS 14-18

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DL1000 A- L9 V-Strom Adventure ABS 19

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DL1000 V-Strom Desert ABS 16

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DL1000 V-Strom Sport ABS 16

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DL1000 V-Strom XT 18

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DL1000 XA-L9 V-Strom XT 19

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GSX-R1000 K1,K2,K3,K4 01-04

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GSX-R1000 K5,K6,K7,K8 05-08

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GSX-R1000 K9,L0,L1 09-11

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GSX-R1000 L2,L3,L4,L5,L6 12-16

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GSX-R1000 A-L7,L8 ABS 17-18

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GSX-R1000 R/RZ-L7,L8 17-18

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GSX-R1000 Z L3-L5 13-15

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GSX-R1000 F ABS 15

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GSX-R1000 Commemorative Ed. 16

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GSX-S1000 L5,L6 15-16

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GSX-S1000 A-L5,L6,L7,L8 (ABS) 15-18

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GSX-S1000 A-L9 (ABS) 19

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GSX-S1000 A-M0 20

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GSX-S1000 AZ-L9 (ABS) 19

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GSX-S1000 F/FA-L6,L7,L8 16-18

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GSX-S1000 F/FA-L9 19

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GSX-S1000 F/FA-M0 20

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GSX-S1000 FZA-L9 19

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GSX-S1000 S/SA-L7 17

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GSX-S1000 Z-L8 18

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GSX-S1000 Z-M0 20

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SV1000 K3,K4,K5,K6,K7 03-07

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SV1000 S-K3,K4,K5,K6,K7 03-07

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TL1000 S-V,W,X,Y 97-00

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TL1000 R-W,X,Y,K1,K2 98-02

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DL1050 V-Strom 20

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DL1050 V-Strom XT 20

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GSX1100 F-J,K,L,M,N,P,R,S,T 88-96

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GSX1100 GM,GN,GP 91-93

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GSX-R1100 G,H,J 86-88

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GSX-R1100 K,L,M,N 89-92

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GSX-R1100 WP,WR,WS,WT,WV 92-97

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GSF1200 T,V,W,X Bandit 96-99

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GSF1200 Y,K1,K2,K3,K4 Bandit 00-04

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GSF1200 K5,K6 Bandit 05-06

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GSF1200 S-T,V,W,X Bandit 97-99

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GSF1200 S-Y,K1,K2,K3,K4 Bandit 00-04

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GSF1200 S-K5,K6 Bandit 05-06

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GSX1200 Inazuma 99-00

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GSF1250 S-K7,K8,K9,L0-L6 Bandit 07-16

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GSF1250 SA-K7,K8,K9,L0-L6 Bandit 07-16

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GSF1250 SA-L0 Bandit Traveller 10

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GSX1250 F/FA-L0,L1,L2,L3,L4,L5,L6 10-16

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GSX1250 FAZ-L6 16

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GSX1250 FA-L0 Traveller 10

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GSX1300 BK-K8,K9,L0,L1,L2 B-King 08-12

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GSX1300 BKA-K9 B-King 09

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GSX-R1300 R-X,Y,K1,K2,K3,K4,K5,K6,K7 Hayabusa 99-07

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GSX-R1300 R-K8,K9,L0,L1,L2,L3,L4,L5,L6,L7,L8 Hayabusa 08-18

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GSX-R1300 R-L9 Hayabusa 19

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GSX-R1300 RA-L9 Hayabusa 19

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GSX-R1300 R Hayabusa 50th Anniversary Ed. 14

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GSX-R1300 RZ-K2,K3,K4 Hayabusa 02-04

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GSX1400 K1,K2,K3,K4,K5.K6 01-06

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GV1400 GDH,GTH,GCH,GDJ 87-88

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S83 K5,K6,K7,K8,K9,L0 Boulevard 05-10

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VS1400 GLF-H,J 87-88

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VS1400 GLP-H,J,K,L,M,N,P,R,S,T,V,W,X,Y,K1-K3 Intruder 94-03

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VS1400 GLP K4-K9 Intruder S83 04-09

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C90 K5-K9,L0-L3 Boulevard 05-13

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C90 SE Boulevard 10

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C90 T K5-K9,L0-L8 Boulevard 05-19

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C90 Boulevard B.O.S.S 13-18

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C90 T Boulevard B.O.S.S 13

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C90 B-K5,K6,K7 Boulevard Black 05-07

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VZ1500 K9,L0-L6 M1500 Intruder 09-16

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VZ1500 K9,L1-L9 M90 Boulevard 09-19

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VL1500 LC Intruder 98-04

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VL1500 LC Intruder 05

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VL1500 LC C90 Intruder 07-09

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VL1500 LC C90T Touring Intruder 07-09

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VLR1800 C109R Boulevard 08-10

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VLR1800 C109R SE Boulevard 10

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VLR1800 C109RT Boulevard 09-10

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VLR1800 C109T Boulevard 08

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VLR1800 C1800R Intruder 08-13

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VLR1800 C1800RT Intruder 09-11

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M109R Boulevard 06-14

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M109R Boulevard B.O.S.S. 14-18

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M109R Boulevard Limited Edition 09-14

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M109R2 Boulevard 09-10

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VZR1800 Intruder M1800 R 06-12

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VZR1800 N Intruder M1800 R2 09

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VZR1800 Intruder M1800 RZ 10-13

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VZR1800 Intruder M1800 RB 14

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VZR1800 Intruder M1800 BZ 15-19

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Suzuki Scooter

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AN650 Burgman 02-15

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AN650 A / Z Burgman Executive 04-18

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