Daytona has released the "Engine Protector Streamline," a protective part compatible with the CB400SF ('26).

Sophisticated Design Combining Streamlined Pads and Aluminum Plates

Daytona has released the "Engine Protector Streamline" for Honda's new CB400SF ('26). This product is a protector designed to mitigate damage to the engine and vehicle body by absorbing impact with its resin pad in the event of a minor fall. By combining a streamlined pad with a black anodized aluminum plate, it pursues not only protective function but also a dress-up effect for the vehicle. Its unique design is patented and creates a sharp look on the sides of the vehicle.

The slider body uses high-strength PA66GF15 material, with aluminum for the spacer and steel for the bolts. The structure is designed to mitigate impact by breaking around the bolt mounting area when subjected to a certain level of force, incorporating a mechanism to prevent fatal damage to the vehicle body. Additionally, by attaching the separately sold optional design panels (3300 yen including tax, available in 5 colors), you can customize the colors of the lower part of the bike.

Please note that this product cannot be installed simultaneously with the pipe engine guard (Part numbers: 62452 / 69018). The price is 16,280 yen (including tax), and it is sold as a set of left and right parts.

 

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