Evotech Radiator Guard - Aprilia Shiver 900 (2018 - 2021)
Features of EP Radiator Guard for Aprilia Shiver 900
- Precision-made all-aluminium construction designed for easy and exact fit
- EP Radiator Guard provides maximum defence against road debris
- Hexagonal matrix hole-pattern allows full flow of cooling air
- Aprilia Shiver 900 radiator guard utilises original chassis mounting points
- No additional chassis modifications required
- Durable black powder coated finish
- Anti-vibration pads where required are included
- Fitting instructions available to download
What protection does an EP Radiator Guard give?
An EP Radiator Guard protects the Shiver 900 radiator from damage caused by road debris, while allowing cooling air to pass through - and look good at the same time. A radiator's delicate cooling fins easily bend, and misaligned fins can cause overheating. The radiator's internal waterways are prone to being holed by stones, etc; usually fired directly into the radiator from the bike's front tyre or other traffic. Leaking coolant will make the motorbike inoperable because of overheating, which can result in expensive engine damage.
Features of EP Radiator Guard for Aprilia Shiver 900
- Precision-made all-aluminium construction designed for easy and exact fit
- EP Radiator Guard provides maximum defence against road debris
- Hexagonal matrix hole-pattern allows full flow of cooling air
- Aprilia Shiver 900 radiator guard utilises original chassis mounting points
- No additional chassis modifications required
- Durable black powder coated finish
- Anti-vibration pads where required are included
- Fitting instructions available to download
What protection does an EP Radiator Guard give?
An EP Radiator Guard protects the Shiver 900 radiator from damage caused by road debris, while allowing cooling air to pass through - and look good at the same time. A radiator's delicate cooling fins easily bend, and misaligned fins can cause overheating. The radiator's internal waterways are prone to being holed by stones, etc; usually fired directly into the radiator from the bike's front tyre or other traffic. Leaking coolant will make the motorbike inoperable because of overheating, which can result in expensive engine damage.
