Some new parts on the KTM

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- factory FX background

- protaper pillowtops

- new airbox (old one cracked)

- renthal grip donuts

- moose titanium pegs

- orange mudflap

- MSR brushguards

- EE barkbusters

- Cycra barkbusterr clamps

- Acerbis handlebar inserts

- FMF gnarly

- FMF shorty

- IRC M5B rear tire

- s12 front

- moose shorty levers

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my dad broke both of his wrists in two seperate crashes into trees. without busters


Sorry, but how do busters protect your wrist? I see how they will keep your fingers from being smashed between a tree and your grips but your wrist will still take the same blunt force hit to the bars. I mean your dads wrist didn't slam the tree did it? My wrist ride behind the grips, not out where the busters are covering? I am just confused. I mean if you look at it that way your knees can just as easily take a hit to a tree and causing even more damage than a wrist.


Back to the original question, sure $120 to cover a $200 pipe seems silly, but I bet you will hit that pipe on rocks and stumps pretty often, so after replacing that pipe 3 or 4 times, $120 bucks doesn't sound that bad to me. :noidea:
 
Sorry, but how do busters protect your wrist? I see how they will keep your fingers from being smashed between a tree and your grips but your wrist will still take the same blunt force hit to the bars. I mean your dads wrist didn't slam the tree did it? My wrist ride behind the grips, not out where the busters are covering? I am just confused. I mean if you look at it that way your knees can just as easily take a hit to a tree and causing even more damage than a wrist.


Back to the original question, sure $120 to cover a $200 pipe seems silly, but I bet you will hit that pipe on rocks and stumps pretty often, so after replacing that pipe 3 or 4 times, $120 bucks doesn't sound that bad to me. :noidea:

idk how he did it, but he did. if i get a dent in this one i'll get a new pipe along with a pipe guard
 
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