What Engine Guard?

Probably both achieve the same.

Then wouldn't it be better to stop the sh*t spray at source rather than defend just one of the places it ends up? I have already done that with a mam fender extender which appears to do a very good job.
 
Then wouldn't it be better to stop the sh*t spray at source rather than defend just one of the places it ends up? I have already done that with a mam fender extender which appears to do a very good job.

Nailed it :thumby:
 
Altrider engine guard just arrived, nice solid piece of kit, just waiting for Nippys MAM fender extender, then I should be sorted against the gravel, now must think, ride the fecker.
 
Altrider engine guard just arrived, nice solid piece of kit, just waiting for Nippys MAM fender extender, then I should be sorted against the gravel, now must think, ride the fecker.

Just a shame we've now entered an ice age and the next time your now beautifully farkled GS is gonna be seen is when a 25th century archaeologist finds its mummified remains like a mechanical wooly mammoth! :D
 
Just a shame we've now entered an ice age and the next time your now beautifully farkled GS is gonna be seen is when a 25th century archaeologist finds its mummified remains like a mechanical wooly mammoth! :D

Nah its gonna rain here next week, so I will be able to get out in between storms, just to see if my dosh has been well spent :beerjug:
 
Well, OK, but it still ain't pretty to my eyes. Unless it's for heavy off road use though, what does it achieve that a fender extender doesn't?

Sea Dog is correct Fender extender from Nippys is plenty enough to protect, now I have it on the bike, but both may be overkill, but now I have them at least I will be at piece, I have scratches in paint, never bought the bike to do mad offroad, not capable anyway........
 


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