I have the same tankguards, engine guards and engine plate from Hepco and Becker. They're looking really good in black too on the tri colore verion.. :)
Very good but you don’t have to use the spacers when mounting on the plate of the engine guard, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. That’s the reason you find the bolt still too short.
They say : Spacers are not required when mounting with the engine guard, correct. Still I find them usefull due to the fact that they provide wider protection when with 1cm more. I'll check it out and ask one more time when reinstalling everything it's scratched from the crash on the left. Thanks for the comment, greetings!
The spacers aren't necessary when installing the tank guard after the engine guard, as the manual instructs. In theory, adding the spaces in addition to the engine guard pushes the tank guard out and creates a tiny angle in the mounting points. In practice, it's hard to tell if this creates a weaker connection of the guard to the mounting points. Best to stick to the instructions in the manual. Beautiful bike, and thanks for all the detailed videos! 🙂
Great video, very well done. The HB are a nice choice as they do look nice, but practically due to cost ands coverage I went with the Heed's. I'm waiting for a plastic skid plate to save on weight as my bike won't see anything but pavement and logging roads.
Yes, you can use the genuine Honda connectors which are located behind the fenders, on each side. This way you will be able to use the "function" button of the bike to switch On your lights.
Why did you replace the upper Crash bars and why did you not get all the crash protection from Hepco & Becker??? They do offer a bash plate and crash bars for the Transalp....
When I first get the bike on May there where no aftermarket accessories available so I've purchased the Rally Pack from Honda and the OEM crash bars. Some parts had delayed delivery so when the crash Bar arrived I've decided to take the Hepco-becker one, the rest of the accessories where already installed on the bike. I've compared the two crash bars and Hepco-becker seems much better than OEM.
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These crash bars protected very well my bike, check out how on this video: ruclips.net/video/t1sAwzc_XdU/видео.html
Very detailed video, much better than the manufacturer's instructions even. Thanks!
Thanks a lot, highly appreciated your support 🙏
I have the same tankguards, engine guards and engine plate from Hepco and Becker. They're looking really good in black too on the tri colore verion.. :)
Yes, it's a good choice 👍
Do you have a picture of that setting?
Thanks a lot for helpful information. I’m gonna buy Hepco crash guard for my transalp!..
Nice mate just picked my bike up today, cant wait to get out and do some riding.
Glad to hear, thank you for the comment
Just fitted mine, they look great
Very good but you don’t have to use the spacers when mounting on the plate of the engine guard, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. That’s the reason you find the bolt still too short.
They say : Spacers are not required when mounting with the engine guard, correct. Still I find them usefull due to the fact that they provide wider protection when with 1cm more. I'll check it out and ask one more time when reinstalling everything it's scratched from the crash on the left. Thanks for the comment, greetings!
The spacers aren't necessary when installing the tank guard after the engine guard, as the manual instructs. In theory, adding the spaces in addition to the engine guard pushes the tank guard out and creates a tiny angle in the mounting points. In practice, it's hard to tell if this creates a weaker connection of the guard to the mounting points. Best to stick to the instructions in the manual.
Beautiful bike, and thanks for all the detailed videos! 🙂
@marios-zindilis yes, I've taken them out after unmount. Greetings 👍
Great video, very well done.
The HB are a nice choice as they do look nice, but practically due to cost ands coverage I went with the Heed's. I'm waiting for a plastic skid plate to save on weight as my bike won't see anything but pavement and logging roads.
Thanks for sharing !
Perfect !
Arăta forțe bine! Eu am sa pun Crashbars de la Outback Motortek! Si Barkbusters in Alp osa arăt forte bine pe ia! 🥰 Salut din Germania ✌🏼😊
Salut Alex, toate cele bune si multumesc pentru comentariu!
Thank you, very good and like! Where can I connect the fog lights? Do I have to remove the side panel?
Not really, they have some attachments from Hepco-becker check them on their website
Yes, you can use the genuine Honda connectors which are located behind the fenders, on each side. This way you will be able to use the "function" button of the bike to switch On your lights.
Why did you replace the upper Crash bars and why did you not get all the crash protection from Hepco & Becker??? They do offer a bash plate and crash bars for the Transalp....
When I first get the bike on May there where no aftermarket accessories available so I've purchased the Rally Pack from Honda and the OEM crash bars. Some parts had delayed delivery so when the crash Bar arrived I've decided to take the Hepco-becker one, the rest of the accessories where already installed on the bike. I've compared the two crash bars and Hepco-becker seems much better than OEM.
Look great 💪😎
Indeed
replace and the skid plate too,with h&b .the oem is awfull
Too late, i'll use the OEM for a while
@@IdealBike paint it black at least
I see there are two holes on each side, are these for OEM fog lights mounting?
There is an adapting plate that you can use it to attach it to the tank guard and mount the OEM fog lights
@@IdealBike Ok, thanks for answer
@@IdealBike Is the housing of the OEM fog lights of metal or plastic?
@verktools731 metal with some rubber to protect from scratches
Weight difference with OEM?
About 0,3 Kg - 0,5 Kg from my measurements.