Cox Radiator Guards

RidersDiscount · 02-01-10, 10:37

Cox Radiator Guards are an inexpensive solution to a potentially very expensive problem; a leaky radiator can lead to not only rashed bodywork, but also an over-heated motor, leaking head gasket … a trip to the hospital – the list goes on and on.

These screens come shaped to fit your specific motorcycle and include everything you need for an effortless installation with or without the radiator mounted to your bike. Each guard’s frame is constructed from 5051 aluminum and the expanded aluminum screen is durable, yet lightweight and strong to withstand debris.

Call TJ at 866.931.6644 ext 817 to have him send you this ten minute winter project. Email too, works; send those to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM.

Simple instructions, sticker-backed foam pads, zip ties and stickers come with every Cox Radiator Guard. Here is the guard built specifically for the Daytona 675.

To install, first apply the foam pads to the top and bottom of the rad guard.
[IMG]http://ridersdiscount.com/forum/cox_racing_group/radiator_guard_cox_racing_triumph_675_2.jpg

Next, loosely wrap the zip ties through their mounting point at the top of the radiator then screw any hardware in place that goes between the radiator and the guard. In the case of the Daytona 675, there is only one bolt that attaches to the lower part of the screen.

Once installed, your radiator is well protected for large debris that could punch a hole or severely dent it, both can compromise your engine’s ability to stay within safe running temperatures.

Here are a couple of pictures in red

Vegas675Rider · 02-01-10, 15:47

does radiator have to be removed to install this? and does anyone have a pic of it installed on the bike?

RidersDiscount · 02-01-10, 16:04

I would say it doesn't have to be removed but that does make it easier. You will have to unbolt the lower mount.

Vegas675Rider · 02-01-10, 16:19

gotcha.... any pics installed on the 675? and ill take a pm on price please

RidersDiscount · 02-01-10, 16:42

No pics yet (our bike is in about 500 pieces right now.)

DieselDan · 02-01-10, 23:33

can u get these in colors?

i NO need hellmits · 02-01-10, 23:51

i need this. i had a huge piece of broken glass crack my radiator in my first six months with this bike. very very expensive radiator... can i get a price. comin this april im going to start adding all those bits on my list

GuJohnno · 02-02-10, 00:41

Damn you!

Can I have a PM on price please

+2 on different colours available if possible

ofcounsel · 02-02-10, 01:45

Don't have a picture, but I can tell you they are very easy to install... they come with instructions. I have one on mine.. it's pretty cheap insurance.

Cloud · 02-02-10, 02:07

You wusses, just buy it and spray paint it.

02-01-10, 10:37	#1
RidersDiscount Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Riders Discount Posts: 7,478	Cox Radiator Guards Cox Radiator Guards are an inexpensive solution to a potentially very expensive problem; a leaky radiator can lead to not only rashed bodywork, but also an over-heated motor, leaking head gasket … a trip to the hospital – the list goes on and on. These screens come shaped to fit your specific motorcycle and include everything you need for an effortless installation with or without the radiator mounted to your bike. Each guard’s frame is constructed from 5051 aluminum and the expanded aluminum screen is durable, yet lightweight and strong to withstand debris. Call TJ at 866.931.6644 ext 817 to have him send you this ten minute winter project. Email too, works; send those to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM. Simple instructions, sticker-backed foam pads, zip ties and stickers come with every Cox Radiator Guard. Here is the guard built specifically for the Daytona 675. To install, first apply the foam pads to the top and bottom of the rad guard. [IMG]http://ridersdiscount.com/forum/cox_racing_group/radiator_guard_cox_racing_triumph_675_2.jpg Next, loosely wrap the zip ties through their mounting point at the top of the radiator then screw any hardware in place that goes between the radiator and the guard. In the case of the Daytona 675, there is only one bolt that attaches to the lower part of the screen. Once installed, your radiator is well protected for large debris that could punch a hole or severely dent it, both can compromise your engine’s ability to stay within safe running temperatures. Here are a couple of pictures in red __________________ RidersDiscount.com has what you need! Team RidersDiscount.com Triumph 675 Project Race Bike Last edited by RidersDiscount; 05-15-13 at 11:09.
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Vegas675Rider Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 293	does radiator have to be removed to install this? and does anyone have a pic of it installed on the bike? __________________ 2007 Graphite Daytona 675 -Jardine CF Slip-on -BMC Air Filter -PCIII w/ Custom Map -GSG Frame Sliders -CRG Shorty Levers
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RidersDiscount Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Riders Discount Posts: 7,478	I would say it doesn't have to be removed but that does make it easier. You will have to unbolt the lower mount. __________________ RidersDiscount.com has what you need! Team RidersDiscount.com Triumph 675 Project Race Bike
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Vegas675Rider Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 293	gotcha.... any pics installed on the 675? and ill take a pm on price please __________________ 2007 Graphite Daytona 675 -Jardine CF Slip-on -BMC Air Filter -PCIII w/ Custom Map -GSG Frame Sliders -CRG Shorty Levers
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RidersDiscount Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Riders Discount Posts: 7,478	No pics yet (our bike is in about 500 pieces right now.) __________________ RidersDiscount.com has what you need! Team RidersDiscount.com Triumph 675 Project Race Bike
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DieselDan BOTM Winner Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South East Taxachusetts Posts: 4,895	can u get these in colors?
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i NO need hellmits Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: bay area, san rafael, CA Posts: 1,341	i need this. i had a huge piece of broken glass crack my radiator in my first six months with this bike. very very expensive radiator... can i get a price. comin this april im going to start adding all those bits on my list __________________ '09 black D675 Current Mods: TechSpecs, HIDs 8000K hi and low, Puig windscreen thanks to the EX-gf :(, ASV levers, CA integrated tailight, proton turn signals, British Customs Frame Sliders, Akrapovic slip on, removed exup, and Attack rear sets.
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GuJohnno Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 406	Damn you! Can I have a PM on price please +2 on different colours available if possible __________________ Bike - SOLD :-( - Ozzy Knobs, Axle Armour, Twinlight Driver2, Ignitor Alarm, Fumoto Qwik Valve, Tuneboy, Skidmarx CF hugger, Super Bright LED's, Halo Platinum White globes, Clear tank protector, Pazza leavers, Jardine RT-1 CF/Ti exhaust, Hordpower collector, BMC road filter, 520 conversion, Renthanal front sprocket, Vortex rear sprocket, DID ERV3 chain, Stomp Grip tank pads, Stomp Grip Spine tank protector, Triumph rear seat cowl, Proton flush mount indicators, ZG DB, Cox Radiator guard
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ofcounsel Mod & "Resident Baller"... Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Orange County, CA Posts: 7,797	Don't have a picture, but I can tell you they are very easy to install... they come with instructions. I have one on mine.. it's pretty cheap insurance. __________________ Stop.... Hammer Time! WSMC#83 www.wsmcracing.com WERA#83 www.wera.com CVMA #83 www.cvmaracing.com Sponsored by: www.westcoastgpcycles.com / Pirelli / www.group22.com / Driven
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