SW-Motech Rear Swingarm Sliders for BMW G 310 GS / R

Your BMW G 310 GS / R deserves the best protection on every ride, especially when you’re tackling rugged terrains. That’s why SW-Motech brings you the Rear Swingarm Sliders—a simple, yet essential upgrade to shield your bike’s swingarm from damage in case of a fall.

Key Features of the Rear Swingarm Sliders:

• Abrasion-Resistant Synthetic Material: Crafted from PA6 Ertalon, a high-quality abrasion-resistant polyamide, these sliders are designed to withstand impact and friction, offering long-lasting protection for your swingarm.
• Easy to Install: The rear swingarm sliders are engineered for easy mounting. With clear instructions and included mounting materials, you can install them quickly—no advanced tools required.

Why These Sliders Are a Must-Have for Your Bike:

• Maximum Protection: The abrasion-resistant material ensures that your swingarm is safeguarded against scratches, scuffs, and severe damage caused by falls or collisions. Ride with confidence knowing your bike is protected.
• Preserve the Longevity of Your Bike: The added protection reduces the risk of costly repairs or replacements to your swingarm. By preventing damage, the sliders extend the lifespan of your bike’s critical components.
• Peace of Mind on the Road: The easy installation means you can add this protection in no time. Once installed, you’ll have peace of mind knowing your bike is better equipped to handle unexpected tumbles without taking major damage.

What’s Included in the Box:

• SW-Motech Rear Swingarm Sliders (for BMW G 310 GS / R) – 2 pieces
• Mounting Material & Instructions for easy installation

Perfect Protection for Your BMW G 310 GS / R:

These rear swingarm sliders are the ultimate safeguard for your BMW G 310 GS / R, offering essential protection without compromising style or performance. Whether you’re on a trail, navigating through city streets, or cruising the highway, you can ride with added confidence knowing your bike is better protected against unforeseen accidents