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Machina Upper Tank Guard – BMW F 900 GSA
The Machina Upper Tank Guard is precision-engineered to provide superior protection for your BMW F 900 GSA. Designed to shield the fuel tank and upper body panels during a fall or impact, it seamlessly integrates with the motorcycle’s design while enhancing its rugged adventure stance.
Crafted from high-strength stainless steel tubing, the guard offers excellent impact resistance without adding unnecessary weight. Each unit is CNC-bent and TIG-welded for perfect alignment and durability, followed by a electroplated finish in case of silver for long-lasting corrosion protection and Original BMW crash bar finish match. and powder coated in case of black.
The Machina Upper Tank Guard mounts directly onto the existing frame points with a no-cut, bolt-on installation, ensuring a secure and vibration-free fit. Whether you’re navigating urban roads or challenging trails, this guard keeps your tank safe and your bike adventure-ready.
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Be the first to share your experience!It is made for the BMW F 900 GS from 2023 to 2025. If you have other aftermarket parts fitted nearby, or you're not sure of your model year, send Machina a photo on WhatsApp before ordering and we'll confirm fitment.
High-strength stainless steel tubing. Stainless steel resists rust, which matters on a part that sees rain, mud and road spray.
It bolts to the BMW F 900 GS's frame mounting points with basic hand tools. Fit the bolts loosely first, check the gaps to the tank and panels, then tighten evenly. Any workshop can fit it if you prefer.
Yes. It protects the tank and bodywork of your BMW F 900 GS in the tip-overs that happen on gravel, in traffic and on slippery monsoon roads, where a dented tank or cracked panel is expensive and slow to replace.
It is designed to sit clear of the painted panels. After fitting, check the gaps and clean under it now and then so grit doesn't collect.
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