Protection

Material

Tire, pair

They can be installed and removed without tools

Equipment

Manufacturer’s warranty

5

In addition to the 24-month statutory conformity warranty

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Assorbono i colpi che altrimenti prende la lente

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Description Rubber covers for D3 spotlights, pair DNLD310300

Code DNLD310300 — DENALI code DNL.D3.10300

Pair of rubber protectors for D3 lights.

On gravel roads and when riding in a group, stones kicked up by the rider ahead hit the lights at exactly the right height. These protectors take the impact instead of the lens, and cost a fraction of the price of the light.

They can be fitted and removed without tools: when you get back on the road, you can take them off in an instant.

Why choose it

Su sterrato e in gruppo i sassi sollevati da chi ti precede arrivano proprio all'altezza dei faretti. Queste protezioni in gomma incassano il colpo al posto della lente, e costano una frazione di quello che costa il faretto.

Si montano e si tolgono senza attrezzi: quando torni su strada le levi in un attimo.

How does it work, in detail?

  • They absorb impacts that would otherwise hit the lens.

FAQs

For more information, see our FAQ of frequently asked questions.

Are they really necessary?

It depends on where you ride. On asphalt, hardly ever; on dirt roads and in a group, yes, because the stones kicked up by the rider ahead hit right at the height of the lights. They cost a fraction of the price of a light and can be removed in an instant when you return to the road.

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