Oxford Transformer – Modular Tank Pad Spine

Oxford Transformer Modular Tank Pad Spine – Black

Protect your motorcycle’s tank from damage while improving rider grip. Universal modular design with textured surface and high-quality adhesive for a sleek, durable finish

Product features

• Universal modular design to fit a variety of tank shapes and sizes.
• Textured grip finish for enhanced rider knee control.
• Pre-cut 3M adhesive backing for reliable, clean mounting.
• Includes mounting template for correct alignment.
• Protects paintwork from scratches, knocks and repeated rider contact.
• Size: approx. 205 mm width × 200 mm height (lower width ~100 mm) for the spine section.
• Colour variant: Black for sleek matching.

Why choose Oxford Transformer – Modular Tank Pad Spine

• Tailor-fit flexibility: Its modular format means it can adapt to varying tank profiles and mount flush without awkward gaps.
• Enhanced rider control: The textured grip finish supports knee contact and gives extra stability when riding aggressively or touring.
• Paintwork protection: By placing a reliable protective pad between you, your gear and the tank surface, you preserve the bike’s finish and resale value.
• Easy installation: Pre-cut adhesive backing and included template make fitting straightforward and clean.
• Trusted brand durability: Made by Oxford, known for motorcycle accessories built to last for riders who demand both function and form.

FAQ

Q1: Will this tank pad fit my bike’s fuel tank?
Yes – the modular design and included mounting template allow it to accommodate a wide range of tank shapes and sizes.

Q2: How strong is the adhesive mounting?
It uses pre-cut 3M adhesive, a reliable industry standard for durability and secure bonding to the tank surface.

Q3: Does it improve rider grip or only protect the tank?
It does both – the textured surface enhances knee-contact grip for better control, and it also protects the tank’s paintwork from knocks and abrasion.

Q4: Can the tank pad be removed later without damage?
Yes, though standard good practice is to heat the adhesive slightly and peel slowly to reduce any risk of damage or residue.