Kawasaki Tank Protector Pad Motorbike Superior Craft
€15.99
Kawasaki Tank Protector Pad Motorcycle Elite Edition
€15.99

Kawasaki Tank Protector Pad Motorcycle Deluxe Edition
Kawasaki Tank Protector Pad Motorcycle Deluxe 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
Kawasaki introduced the Z1 motorcycle in 1972, a historical fact that provides context for the brand’s established motorcycle identity. This tank protector is intended for use on a suitable FLAT area of a motorcycle fuel tank surface, helping protect it from everyday scuffs and scratches without suggesting coverage for rounded or contoured sections. The product uses a premium vinyl base topped with a 3D domed resin coating, creating a defined surface detail while adding a layer of everyday surface protection. Its self-adhesive backing allows the protector to be fitted to the prepared flat area. The confirmed scratch-resistant, waterproof, tear-resistant and UV-resistant properties support use outdoors, where exposure and regular handling can gradually affect motorcycle surfaces. The Pro Edition name gives the piece a straightforward performance-oriented style, and Elite Finish describes its neat visual presentation. Kawasaki’s historical motorcycle background remains separate from this aftermarket accessory, with no suggestion that the company designed, manufactured or endorsed it. The owner-confirmed guarantee is that the product retains its neat appearance during outdoor use. It is a practical addition for a compatible flat tank area where riders want measured resistance and protection against common surface marks.
How to Install (3 Easy Steps)
Note: THESE STICKERS ARE INTENDED FOR FLAT SURFACES ONLY. THE PRICE IS FOR 1 EMBLEM.

