GS hard case guard.

hello.

oneday my friend said necessity hard case guard for side fall.
i did'nt know why he said it.

but i know, it will be need.



this is side case protector





before - after





before - after.





also prevent damage apply to like a new case.
how about this idea?

safe riding~
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Great idea! Certainly a market for it here.

Looks cool. How are they attached?

use both face tape.

very easy , simple

The cases aren't exactly really strong, that is to withstand any real impact, so it appears this may help with something but not much, other than minimal impact???

Help me on this, what am I missing?

EDITED RESPONSE: Ok, I just edited my response. I looked at the picture more closely cuz didn't see the 'protection' originally, and yup, seems worthwhile to me. Where do you get these???

seems to me like you'd want more than double sided tape holding them on.... maybe aircraft style solid rivets?

That double tape pretty strong and my guess is that most times the impact is perpendicular to the guards (or close to perpendicular) so that rivets/tape machts nicht?

I can see where it would work great by sealing the bottom riveted area from splitting. I would assume that instance is rare though as Ive never heard anyone complain about that. The real weakness in this case is the plastic rim.

But still, a fall or tip over on it and it would look just like the before picture.

Heres an idea...anodize in different colors and be sure to sell them with stickers. How much are they selling for?

looks like a good item to cover up the dents after the fact

Make them reflective and add 20% to the cost . . . I think there is a market for the product ~

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i tried diffrent color (black) anodize under guard,
it was create an diffrent atmosphere.
will be attach pic,

selling price are not decision.(its for my friend)
quess about 75 USD, ??

i made for my friend. :)

very strong adhesive both tape,
i think no good idea application rivet this guard.

I had a 3M sales rep showing me architectural adhesive products once. Then, he said, "you might be interested in this".
He proceeding to show me a two-sided tape that was developed to bond sheet metal together. The application, he said, came from "taping together" the metal in airplane wings. They were also starting ti use it in architectural metal panel assemblies. Long story short, I'm sure this stuff, or other similar tape, would be more than sufficient to hold on the corner protectors.
If you ever had the big get-off then you probably have bigger fish to fry than the corners of your panniers. 2¢.
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