Used Crash Bar (Powersports) 1990–2020

A crash bar takes the direct hit in low-speed drops so the engine cases, cylinders, and lower fairings do not. A bar that has been in a big drop may be bent, cracked at the mounting feet, or scratched but otherwise structurally sound. Inspect the mounting tabs closely -- those areas carry the full impact load. Also called an engine guard or lower fairing guard, a crash bar bolts to the frame and extends outward to protect the lower engine area in a tip-over. They are especially common on touring motorcycles and adventure bikes. Redline carries used crash bars for motorcycles, ATVs, and other powersports vehicles. With 14 listings from 6 sellers spanning 9 powersports makes -- including popular platforms from Chevrolet, Honda, Lincoln, Land Rover, Lexus -- you can replace bent or damaged engine protection hardware without paying new accessory prices. Filter by make, model, and year to find a crash bar designed for your machine. Confirm the mounting points and tube diameter, as aftermarket and OEM versions for the same model can differ a lot.