Womet-Tech Full Size Engine Case Protectors for Yamaha R1 2015+

Features

• Provides valuable crash protection to your R1 factory engine case
• High quality 6061 T6 aluminum construction
• Durable black anodized finish
• Larger surface area provides more protection coverage
• Installs on the stator and timing engine covers
• CNC machined for a precise fitment and factory clearance

Description

Factory engine cases are prone to cracking or grinding away during a fall or slide, which can result in oil leaks or debris entering your engine. Having crash protectors on your engine case may be the difference between crashing out for the day or being able to pick up your R1 and ride it away. That's why we consider engine case protectors a vital component to not just our race bikes, but street bikes, too. Womet-Tech's full-size engine protectors provide a larger surface coverage of protection on both the stator and timing covers compared to their standard case protectors. In the event of a crash, the point of impact and abrasion is moved away from the factory engine case itself. Their use of aircraft-grade 6061 T6 aluminum provides better abrasion resistance than traditional carbon fiber or resin-based case savers while the recessed hardware helps to reduce damage to the bolt heads. Each case protector has been CNC machined for a precise fitment that maintains factory clearances and then given a durable black anodized finish. Don't risk the costly repairs of a cracked or broken factory engine case, keep your Yamaha R1's engine protected with Womet-Tech.

TST Industries is an exclusive distributor for Womet-Tech in the United States. You can trust these components to be designed and tested for optimum performance. Womet-Tech engineers, along with their factory race team and sponsored riders developed a product line that has passed rigorous track and crash testing. You will not be disappointed with the quality of these products.

"Crash Tested, Crash Approved"

See real-world examples of Womet-Tech crash protection products getting put to the test. Watch the video below and check out our full-length blog article for even more info.