Motocicleta & Scooter Guardabarros para Honda ST1300

Fenders for Honda ST1300

The Honda ST1300 is a sporty touring vehicle that was introduced in North America in 2003. The ST1300 has front and rear single-sided suspension systems and an engine capacity of 1,500 cubic centimeters. The fenders for Honda ST1300 are designed to help protect riders and some motorcycle components from debris and other hazards when riding down the road under various conditions.

The fenders for ST1300 and many other makes and models of motorcycles have universal fitments that are designed so you can remove a damaged fender and replace it with a different fender without changing the mounting hardware.

If you want to change the look of your touring motorcycle, you have to ability to choose a customized color or detailed design for the fenders. Some available options for the ST1300 include metallic shades of blue, red, and green. You can also select shiny finishes, such as black, silver, and gold for the fenders.

The fenders are made of materials, such as plastic and aluminum with stainless-steel fasteners. These materials are resistant to rust and corrosion.

The fenders on a motorcycle like the Honda ST1300 serve several purposes:

• Protect the wheel well: The fenders are designed to protect the wheel well and brakes from excessive spray and exposure to corrosive chemicals splashing up from the roads surface.
• Reduce road spray: Fenders are designed to lessen the amount of liquid the tires of your Honda will spray up as you drive through a puddle or on a muddy surface.
• Control dirt and stones: The fenders are designed to reduce the throwing of dry dirt, dust, and stones as the wheels pass over loose gravel or dirt. Reducing the amount of dirt and stones flying up in the air helps to protect you and others on the road.

After riding your Honda ST1300 on a dirt road or on wet pavement, the fenders may accumulate a layer of dust, dirt, or residue. You should remove the dirt and residue as soon as possible to prevent things like motor oil from the road damaging the finish on the fender, windscreen, engine, and other parts of the bike. To clean the fenders, use a biodegradable detergent and a garden hose with a sprayer. If there is some stubborn residue, a sponge or soft-bristled brush can be used with a circular motion to remove the dirt. Rinse the fender clean and pat it dry with a microfiber or clean cotton cloth.