Oxford Hand Guards OX705 - The Moto Breakdown Ep 8, Part 2

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Part 2 of breaking down and installing the OX705 Oxford Hand Guards. It's not a bad look.
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[@eeriee2324]

cheers. its a bitch to find any stock photos of these guards on any moped, I think I may buy them for Piaggio Ped but wanted to see them at a different angle first, so, cheers. and im glad they function and blend in too.

[@norokelt]

pretty good video review!
btw. there are 2 small notches from beneath the lever protector, you can adjust the distance of the handguard from the lever with those. ;)

[@motoarkyne]

:O My mind is blown. I will need to check this! Thanks for watching.

[@Scootphoria]

I ended up getting the larger generics (Chinese made) with the reflectors. Peeled off the reflectors. Have been using them to just above freezing with summer gloves and heated grips on lowest setting. Finger tips a bit cold, but bearable. Those guards looks good. And yes, the faster you go, the further back before the air collapses again. Sorry about your hand.....the joys of learning DIY maintenance :)

[@bernardstuart2501]

I'm finding the throttle side handguard keeps loosening dosnt matter how much I tighten it