Crash Guard for Himalayan 450 (Type-1)
With Slider | Black Texture | Mild Steel
 
The Zana Crash Guard Type-1 for the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 is purpose-built to tackle demanding off-road terrain while delivering reliable engine protection. Designed with adventure riders in mind, it offers optimal coverage for the engine casing without excessive side overhang, ensuring better maneuverability on tight trails.
 
Constructed from high-quality mild steel and finished in a rugged black textured coating, this crash guard is engineered for durability and long-term performance. The robust 4-point locking system ensures maximum rigidity and structural stability, providing comprehensive protection during falls or impacts.
 
Equipped with impact-absorbing slider pucks, the guard helps disperse crash energy and reduce potential damage to vital components. The sliders are available separately as replacement spares through Zana Motorcycles, ensuring continued performance over time.
 
The intelligent design maintains adequate clearance from the engine bay and exhaust bend pipe, minimizing the risk of secondary damage during an impact. A reinforced connector further strengthens the overall structure, enhancing safety and durability in extreme riding conditions.
 
All hardware included is made from rust-free stainless steel, ensuring corrosion resistance and long-lasting reliability in all weather conditions.
 
Key Features -
High-Quality Mild Steel Construction for superior strength
4-Point Locking System for maximum rigidity and engine protection
Impact-Absorbing Sliders for enhanced crash safety
Optimized Clearance Design to protect engine and exhaust components
Reinforced Connector for added structural stability
Stainless Steel Nuts & Bolts for rust-free durability
Lifetime Structural Warranty against manufacturing defects
6-Month Paint/Powder Coating Warranty (excluding accidental damage)
 
Built for serious adventure riding, the Zana Crash Guard Type-1 ensures dependable protection, strength, and confidence, whether you're navigating rocky trails or long-distance routes.