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- Settings:
- Upper bars only
- Color:
- Silver
Inox 304 · Ø 25 × 2 mm · tre configurazioni · CB500X dal 2019 e CB400X dal 2021
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304 stainless steel
Material
Ø 25 × 2 mm
Tube
3
Configurations
2
Covered motorcycles
Product code
CHG281SX complete set · CHG281S upper only · CHG281X lower only
Name on the manuals
Upper and Lower Crash Bar · Upper Crash Bar · Lower Crash Bar
Compatibility
Honda CB500X from 2019 · Honda CB400X from 2021
Material
304 stainless steel
Finish
Silver with sandblasting and electrolysis, or black with electrostatic painting
Tube section
Ø 25 mm with a 2 mm wall thickness
Composition
Complete set of four bars (20 items) · upper two bars only (16 items) · lower two bars only (9 items)
Torque pairs
60 N·m on the M10×1.25 · 40 N·m on the M10×25 · 28 N·m on the M8×40 · 12 N·m on the M6×20, with threadlocker included
Binding sequence
On the complete kit, the lower brackets must be installed before removing the original aluminum spacers, to prevent the engine from lowering.
Protected areas
Upper bars: tank and upper fairings. Lower bars: engine covers and engine side.
Rubber bumpers
Not included: LOBOO shows them in the images for illustrative purposes only and sells them separately
Weight and dimensions
LOBOO does not declare them in any of the three manuals. We can check them in the warehouse upon request.
Structural protection for engine and fairings, designed for the Honda CB400X, intended for adventure and touring use.
All you need to know before ordering
Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.
The CHG281 is the LOBOO crash bar system for the Honda CB500X from 2019 onward and the CB400X from 2021 onward, made of 304 stainless steel with 25 mm diameter tubing and a 2 mm wall thickness. The two motorcycles share the same chassis, so the same code covers both.
It is available in three configurations. The complete CHG281SX set includes four bars—two upper bars at tank height and two lower bars alongside the engine—and contains 20 items in the parts list. The two upper bars alone are the CHG281S, with 16 items. The two lower bars alone are the CHG281X, with 9 items. Each configuration has its own manual, all of which can be downloaded from this listing.
On the CB500X and CB400X, typical falls are low-speed incidents during maneuvering or on soft ground, with damage concentrated on the engine covers, radiator, and fairings. The upper bars protect the upper area, while the lower bars protect the engine side: those who want to proceed gradually can buy the lower section first and add the upper section later.
The two finishes differ only in appearance: blasted and electropolished silver, or electrostatic-painted black. Beneath the treatment, the material is the same 304 stainless steel, which does not initiate rust where it gets chipped.
Installation uses the frame’s original mounting points, with no drilling or cutting, and reuses some of the motorcycle’s bolts. The complete-set manual specifies different torque settings for each size: 60 N·m for the M10×1.25 bolts, 40 N·m for the M10×25 bolts, 28 N·m for the M8 bolts, and 12 N·m for the M6 bolts, with threadlocker included.
The manufacturer’s recommendation should be read before starting: the specified bolts must be removed in a precise sequence, installing the lower brackets before removing the original aluminum spacers, to prevent the engine from dropping. A torque wrench is required.
The rubber bumpers shown in the manufacturer’s images are not included and must be purchased separately. A crash bar reduces damage from a fall; it does not eliminate it. LOBOO does not publish load tests or state the weight of this code. Endurrad is a retailer, not the manufacturer.
Why choose it
Who is it recommended for
Choose how much protection you need
One code for two Hondas
Mounts on the existing points
Look at the welds
The complete two-level set
Bumpers are not included
Choose stainless steel if the motorcycle stays outdoors
What’s in the box?
Add inflatable bags to your crash bars
FAQs
For more information, please see our FAQ.
Which motorcycles is it compatible with?
Which configuration should I choose?
Can I buy one part first and add the other later?
Do I need to drill or modify the motorcycle?
Is there anything I should know before starting the assembly?
What is included in the package?
Do you need a torque wrench?
Can I mount auxiliary spotlights on it?
How much weight can it withstand in the event of a fall?
Are the rubber bumpers included?
What’s the difference between silver and black?
What material is it made of?
How much does it weigh?
Is it covered by a warranty, and can I return it?
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