Verified fitDouble-Bubble Windscreen
Impact-resistant acrylic double-bubble screen, tinted, direct bolt-on.
Gear & safety
The jobs a rider with a socket set, a torque wrench and a paddock stand can genuinely do at home — ranked by how much they change the bike per hour of work.
| Essential tools | Torque wrench, socket set, hex and Torx keys, paddock or centre stand |
|---|---|
| Golden rule | Torque to the manufacturer's figure — guessing strips alloy threads |
| Consumables | Thread lock, copper grease, chain lube, brake cleaner, fresh crush washers |
Verified fitImpact-resistant acrylic double-bubble screen, tinted, direct bolt-on.
Verified fitSealed X-ring chain with hardened front and rear sprockets.
Verified fitReplacement chain sliders, guides and adjuster blocks.
Verified fitPlug-and-play LED projector with DRL halo and E-mark optics.
Verified fitSmoked lens sequential indicators with load resistors included.
Verified fitHandlebar or crash bar mounted spot lights with wiring harness.
Verified fitSix-position folding levers machined from billet aluminium.
Verified fitAnti-vibration grips with aluminium bar ends.
Verified fitChain brush, degreaser and O-ring safe lube.
Verified fitFront and rear paddock stands with rubber cradles.
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Levers, bar ends, a tail tidy or a windscreen. Each is a handful of bolts and each is instantly noticeable.
Valve clearances, suspension internals, engine internals and anything requiring specialist diagnostics or a press.
Yes. Motorcycle fasteners run into aluminium castings with low torque figures, and over-tightening is the most common self-inflicted damage.