PLEASE NOTE: This part has been redesigned due to an issue related to the resonant vibration inherent in the KLR. SRC's new design became available April 12th, 2023. The new design incorporates a fully isolated main mount system using urethane through bushings.
Protect your KLR's plastics and engine with SRC crash bars.
Unique design provides full protection of the Upper and Lower engine/body/chassis
Manufactured out of steel DOM Tubing of 1” diameter and 1.8 mm thickness, and processed in state-of-the-art laser cut machines for cutting, notching and formed by CNC tube bender
Welded using TIG process and shot blasted to remove all residual stresses, before surface protection process
Satin Black Electrostatic Powder Coat Finish, provides corrosion resistance to endure all weather conditions
Kit includes all mounting hardware, bracketry and sacrificial compression molded resin sliders to absorb impact
Quick, easy and Do it Yourself fitment and Mounting Instructions can be accessed and downloaded from SRC Web site
Compatible with SRC Skid Plate (when installing skid plate and crash bars, use the longer crash bar bolts at the lower forward attachment points)
Fitment for: Kawasaki KLR 650 & KLR 650S 2022-2025* * The upper light bar on the adventure model does not have to be removed, but the lower engine guards do.
Here's a nice video (below) from a customer who installed the crash bars and skid plate at the same time. When installing the SRC crash bars with SRC skid plate, use the brackets and bolts that come with the skid plate as shown in the video below beginning at around the 3:00 minute mark.
And here's another customer video showing the install of the SRC skid plate and SRC crash bars. It's an older video, so it shows the earlier version of the crash bars that do not have the urethane isolation bushings, but it does have some helpful information.
* Note: SRC MOTO is located in Oregon which is one of the few US states without a general sales tax, so none is charged.
However, when shipping outside the USA, import tax, duties, and other local taxes may still be charged by the destination government or municipality.
