Satria, Raider - Anti-Drop Z1000
Anti-dumping motorcycle Z1000 is an accessory that helps your pet to limit the risks encountered when the vehicle accidentally falls, is traveling on the road by accident,... bearing and minimizing friction of the frame with the road surface. In addition, this is a product to help your car have more unique decorative accessories.
View more products: Motorcycle anti-falling hump
Satria - Raider anti-dumping humps are made of very solid alloy material. Completely able to withstand a large impact force when there are cases: the car falls on the road, collision when traveling, ... Helps your car's frame will limit breaking into pieces when it happens events. The product can be installed in many different positions depending on your wishes. Normally, the product will be mounted at the rear footrest position of the Raider - Satria vehicle. Customers can buy and install the car by themselves easily.
Why do you have to buy Satria - Raider anti-fall hump :
Accessories help limit unnecessary risks such as: broken clothes, deep scratches when falling on the road.
- As an accessory to help change the style of your pet quickly.
- An extra footrest for families with babies
- Decorate your pet car in your own style.
Address 1: 158 -160 Han Hai Nguyen, Ward 8, District 11, HCMC
Address 2: 586 Pham The Hien, Ward 4, District 8, HCMC
Phone: 0909 4747 13 - 0909 5030 25
The Suzuki Raider has been equipped with a Z1000 style anti-fall hump
The staff is installing the anti-falling bracket at the rear footrest position
Installation is quick but brings practical values
Installing zin standard does not make porridge for car installation
The Raider is now fully protected
Close-up details of Z1000 . style anti-dumping
The product looks very sturdy and can withstand shock situations
Protect your car with products like Z1000-style spill protection
Limit risks, save repair costs when unexpected situations occur
![[BẬT MÍ] QUY TRÌNH CÁC KEO XE MÁY CHUẨN 2024](thumb/120x80/1/upload/news/dan-keo-xe-airblade160-10062022-2-3618.jpg)
