Protection: Fitting The Best Radiator Guard
Modern bikes rely on a radiator for engine cooling, but this is delicate and sits right behind the front wheel where it is easily damaged.
Fitting a radiator guard can help prevent the radiator getting damaged which risks losing coolant and worst case a seized engine. But at the same time, you don't want something heavy or something that will block air flow through the radiator.
My choice for this is the Bagoros Performance radiator guard which is better designed than most on the market, so in this video I will show how easy it is to install.
This video applies to the KTM small Dukes, RC and the Husqvarna 125, 250 and 401
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Now, I’m just a normal guy who likes working on bikes; I’m not a qualified mechanic but I’ve spent a lot of time working on bikes and most of the servicing you see is directly from the manufacturer workshop manuals. I like to show you interesting things you can do and that I’ve done with my bikes, but I can’t promise you that anything I show you will work on your bike as not everything is always exactly the same. Be careful not to harm yourself, anyone else or your bike and always be aware that if you have a warranty then changing or working on your bike can invalidate it - they do love an excuse not to have to pay out. If you have any doubt then talk to a qualified mechanic or engineer and make up your own mind.