Kawasaki Versys-X 300 Skid Plate: The Oil-Pan Tab Trap and the Ideal Plate
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It is made specifically for the Kawasaki Versys 650. Fitment can change between model years, so if you're unsure about yours, send Machina your bike's year and a photo on WhatsApp before ordering.
It is built for everyday riding on the Kawasaki Versys 650, including rain, heat and rough roads. For the exact material, finish and drop height, message Machina on WhatsApp and we'll confirm the specification before you order.
It replaces part of the rear suspension linkage, so it is best fitted by a mechanic with the bike securely supported. After fitting, check the side stand angle, since a lowered bike leans over further on the stand.
Yes. It lowers the rear of the bike so shorter riders can get their feet down more easily — a big help in stop-and-go Indian traffic and on uneven ground. Ride carefully at first, as lowering reduces ground clearance over speed breakers.
Have the linkage bolts checked and the pivots greased at each service, as you would with the stock suspension linkage.
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