Price benchmark
Motorcycle Crash Protection cost
Part ranges plus 1 h of shop time, the typical figure for this job. Baseline shown in USD; pick a country below for local currency and local labour rates. Updated 2026-08-01.
Part cost in USD
| Part | Budget | Typical | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frame Slider Crash Protection Kit | $56 | $74 | $100 |
| Engine Guard Crash Bars | $187 | $249 | $336 |
Labour and job scope
| Typical labour | 1 h |
|---|---|
| DIY time | 60 min |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Mounting | Engine mount bolt, frame-specific brackets |
| Slider material | Delrin / POM head on steel mount |
| Typical coverage | Frame, axles, bar ends, engine case |
Local prices by country
Part costs converted from real catalogue prices, combined with typical local workshop rates.
United States
$95 labour · 95 USD/h
United Kingdom
£65 labour · 65 GBP/h
Germany
€75 labour · 75 EUR/h
France
€70 labour · 70 EUR/h
Spain
€45 labour · 45 EUR/h
Italy
€50 labour · 50 EUR/h
Netherlands
€80 labour · 80 EUR/h
United Arab Emirates
AED 200 labour · 200 AED/h
Saudi Arabia
SAR 150 labour · 150 SAR/h
Morocco
MAD 120 labour · 120 MAD/h
Egypt
EGP 350 labour · 350 EGP/h
Nigeria
NGN 9,000 labour · 9000 NGN/h
South Africa
ZAR 750 labour · 750 ZAR/h
India
₹600 labour · 600 INR/h
Australia
A$130 labour · 130 AUD/h
Canada
CA$110 labour · 110 CAD/h
Methodology
Part ranges come from live retail prices in our catalogue for this category, with a budget band at 25% below the typical price and a premium band 35% above. Labour is the typical job time multiplied by an independent motorcycle workshop's hourly rate for the country, with a dealer rate shown for comparison. Figures exclude local sales tax unless stated and are planning estimates, not quotes.
Related
FAQ
Do frame sliders cause more damage in a crash?
At road speeds on tarmac they reduce damage. In a high-speed off into soft ground they can catch — which is why track bodies use short, no-cut sliders.