Honda Tank Fuse Pad Motorbike Exclusive Series
€15.99
Honda Tank Fuse Pad Motorbike Opulent Line
€15.99

Honda Tank Fuse Pad Motorbike Noble Edition
Honda Tank Fuse Pad Motorbike Noble Edition
- Materials Premium vinyl base topped with a 3D domed resin coating
- Diameter 20–120 mm (contact us for custom sizes)
- Durability Features Scratch-resistant, waterproof, tear-resistant, and UV-resistant
- PREP Clean the area thoroughly
- PEEL Remove the paper backing from the sticker
- STICK Carefully position the sticker and press firmly for at least 30 seconds
Soichiro Honda established Honda Motor Co., Ltd. in Hamamatsu, Japan, in 1948. This tank surface guard is intended to help protect a suitable FLAT area of a motorcycle fuel tank from the everyday scuffs and scratches picked up during regular use. Its layered construction starts with a premium vinyl base and adds a 3D domed resin coating over the top, creating both a raised profile and a protective surface. The self-adhesive backing allows the piece to be attached directly to the chosen area, while the material carries confirmed scratch-resistant, waterproof, tear-resistant and UV-resistant properties. These characteristics support use in outdoor conditions where the motorcycle may be exposed to weather and surrounding elements. The product also retains a neat appearance during outdoor use. Vortex X gives the domed design a sport-oriented visual direction, and Premium Style describes the clean presentation of the added tank detail. Application is restricted to a suitable flat section and is not intended for rounded or contoured portions of the fuel tank. Riders can use the raised coating to add visual definition while relying on the underlying construction to provide a measured layer against everyday surface marks. The result is a focused accessory that combines a self-adhesive format, confirmed outdoor resistance properties and a distinctive 3D finish.
How to Install (3 Easy Steps)
Note: THESE STICKERS ARE INTENDED FOR FLAT SURFACES ONLY. THE PRICE IS FOR 1 EMBLEM.

