Kawasaki Tank Fuse Elite Finish
€15.99
Kawasaki Tank Fuse Guard Deluxe Edition
€15.99

Kawasaki Tank Fuse Exclusive Series
Kawasaki Tank Fuse Exclusive Series
- 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
The Kawasaki H1 motorcycle was introduced in 1969, providing a concrete historical point without linking that model directly to the design of this accessory. The current product is made to help protect a suitable flat area of a motorcycle fuel tank from routine scuffs and scratches. A Resin Elite visual direction emphasizes the raised 3D domed surface, giving the application depth and a distinctive outline. The requested Marked Edition styling refers to the product's decorative presentation rather than any certification, ownership mark or official Kawasaki release. Beneath the resin detail is a premium vinyl base, creating the confirmed two-layer construction used for this tank-surface application. A self-adhesive backing allows the protector to be attached to a FLAT SURFACES ONLY area where the fuel-tank surface is suitably flat. After correct placement, it provides a measured barrier against everyday surface marks and supports the tank's appearance during regular use. The material has confirmed scratch-resistant, waterproof, tear-resistant and UV-resistant properties, which make it relevant to outdoor riding and routine motorcycle care. It is also guaranteed to retain a neat appearance during outdoor use, though no operating period or lifetime warranty is claimed. The finished result is a purpose-built surface protector with dimensional resin styling and practical vinyl construction.
How to Install (3 Easy Steps)
Note: THESE STICKERS ARE INTENDED FOR FLAT SURFACES ONLY. THE PRICE IS FOR 1 EMBLEM.

