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Triumph Radiator Guard - Bobber, Bobber Black and Speedmaster - 2017+

Triumph Radiator Guard - Bobber, Bobber Black and Speedmaster - 2017+

Triumph Radiator Guard - Bobber, Bobber Black and Speedmaster - 2017+

Now available! Brogue Triumph Bobber, Bobber Black and Speedmaster Radiator Guards are proudly designed and manufactured in our NY facility!

Our radiator guards are CNC laser cut & bent from .060 Stainless Steel and finished off in a durable black powder coat. This unique, wrap around style offers full protection in a stylish package.

Using aircraft AD rivets, we go back to our aviation roots and hand install a custom cut badge. You can now pick between the following brushed badges - Bobber, Union Jack or Bonneville.

- A few installation notes -

Each kit comes with machined aluminum spacers and Poly Strip Foam which must be cut/installed properly (video link below).

Triumph uses an excessive amount of Loctite on their hardware. We recommend cleaning the inner threads of the radiator and hardware before attempting to reinstall any old or new fasteners.

If the stock radiator guard hardware is hard to remove, a little heat from an electric heat gun may be useful to help loosen any stubborn Loctite.

Click HERE to view our installation video

Click HERE for poly strip install illustration

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Triumph Radiator Guard - Bobber, Bobber Black and Speedmaster - 2017+

Now available! Brogue Triumph Bobber, Bobber Black and Speedmaster Radiator Guards are proudly designed and manufactured in our NY facility!

Our radiator guards are CNC laser cut & bent from .060 Stainless Steel and finished off in a durable black powder coat. This unique, wrap around style offers full protection in a stylish package.

Using aircraft AD rivets, we go back to our aviation roots and hand install a custom cut badge. You can now pick between the following brushed badges - Bobber, Union Jack or Bonneville.

- A few installation notes -

Each kit comes with machined aluminum spacers and Poly Strip Foam which must be cut/installed properly (video link below).

Triumph uses an excessive amount of Loctite on their hardware. We recommend cleaning the inner threads of the radiator and hardware before attempting to reinstall any old or new fasteners.

If the stock radiator guard hardware is hard to remove, a little heat from an electric heat gun may be useful to help loosen any stubborn Loctite.

Click HERE to view our installation video

Click HERE for poly strip install illustration

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Now available! Brogue Triumph Bobber, Bobber Black and Speedmaster Radiator Guards are proudly designed and manufactured in our NY facility!

Our radiator guards are CNC laser cut & bent from .060 Stainless Steel and finished off in a durable black powder coat. This unique, wrap around style offers full protection in a stylish package.

Using aircraft AD rivets, we go back to our aviation roots and hand install a custom cut badge. You can now pick between the following brushed badges - Bobber, Union Jack or Bonneville.

- A few installation notes -

Each kit comes with machined aluminum spacers and Poly Strip Foam which must be cut/installed properly (video link below).

Triumph uses an excessive amount of Loctite on their hardware. We recommend cleaning the inner threads of the radiator and hardware before attempting to reinstall any old or new fasteners.

If the stock radiator guard hardware is hard to remove, a little heat from an electric heat gun may be useful to help loosen any stubborn Loctite.

Click HERE to view our installation video

Click HERE for poly strip install illustration