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Crash bars for Breva 1100

lmlm86

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Hi there.
Bought the 1100 Breva couple a weeks ago (just 5k on the clock :h:).

Trying to find engine/crash guard.
Found only H&B ones, but want like in a pic.

Anyone knows the part number?
 

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Hi.

Congratulations!

Unfortunately that model is so old that the likelihood of finding that particular bar set being made anymore, is virtually unlikely.

I wish you luck all the same.
 
I have fitted the small half bars on the actual cylinder head which are fixed with the cylinder cover bolts. A similar one is still on sale on Ebay which goes all the way round.

ebay.co.uk/itm/234417588179

You still find tubular ones like your picture too.
 
this is the bars I have on my Breva, they bolt on the two engine mounts, excuse the brake caliper, I have the front wheel off at the moment.
 

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Bought the 1100 Breva couple a weeks ago (just 5k on the clock :h:).
Trying to find engine/crash guard.
Found only H&B ones, but want like in a pic.
Anyone knows the part number?
Congrats, and hope you’ll add your VIN# and related to our Registry thread below;


That bar is by Stucchi, and is no longer available (NLA), unless you find them new old stock or used. Additionally, that design makes for more involved service work. The valve cover plug guards are pretty worthless in all but a parking lot tip-over, and even then often they are more detrimental, and do more damage then worth. They do look nice though. And last is that the Hepco version are just OK. Usually troubled with poor fit, and failing in crashes, but they will certainly help some vs. not having anything in place.
 
Congrats, and hope you’ll add your VIN# and related to our Registry thread below;


That bar is by Stucchi, and is no longer available (NLA), unless you find them new old stock or used. Additionally, that design makes for more involved service work. The valve cover plug guards are pretty worthless in all but a parking lot tip-over, and even then often the are not, and do more damage then worth. They do look nice though. And last is that the Hepco version are just OK. Usually troubled with poor fit, and failing in crashes, but they will certainly help some vs. not having anything in place.
Thank you for detailed info.
It seems that H&B is also good for me.
 
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