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    Keiti

    Keiti produces a large range of tank pads and wheel stripe kits to individually customise the look and offer protection to your street bike.
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      KEITI - COMPLETE BODY KIT FASTNER SET - HONDA
      Part No: 88-1KHO-01
      RRP $29.95 Inc GST
      KEITI - COMPLETE BODY KIT FASTNER SET - HONDA
      Part No: 88-1KHO-02
      RRP $29.95 Inc GST
      KEITI - COMPLETE BODY KIT FASTNER SET - HONDA
      Part No: 88-1KHO-03
      RRP $29.95 Inc GST
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      TANK PADS

      Keiti motorcycle tank pads are manufactured from the highest quality vinyl with a durable 3D gel layer which separate them from poor quality imitations. With a large range of designs, from the ever popular clear, black and carbon tank pads, through to the original designs and graphics designed exclusively for Keiti, as well as the oversize tank pads, there is sure to be a tank pad in the Keiti range to suit your style and your motorcycle. Be sure to keep your investment protected from scratches, while looking unique and stylish.

      Why choose Keiti Tank Pads?

      • Keiti tank pads won't fade or become dull even after long term exposure to harsh Australian sunlight.
      • The resin coating on a Keiti tank pad is completely transparent which highlights the rich colour and unique tank pad design characteristics.
      • Keiti tank pads taper at the edges of the pad to ensure perfect adhesion to the tank and sealing is maintained even during bike washing or cleaning.
      Keiti Tank Pads

      Wheel Stripe Kits

      Customise the look of your street bike or race bike with Keiti’s wheel stripe kits. Easy to apply, the Keiti wheel stripe kit will give your motorcycle wheels a fresh and stylish new look. Every Keiti wheel stripe kit is reflective offering even more visibility at night, and each kit provides 6 metres of wheel striping, more than enough to complete both wheels of your motorcycle. Available in White, Yellow, Fluoro Yellow, Orange, Fluoro Orange, Red, Blue, Fluoro Green and Black.

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      Keiti Tank Pads

      • What are tank pads?
        Your fuel tank can get scratched and scuffed easily from every day wear and tear and this can detract from the looks of your bike, as well as lowering its value.
        Motorcycle leathers and tank bags can all cause wear and tank pads are a simple way of protecting the paintwork on your tank.
        Motorcycle tank pads can also provide you with extra grip to help you maintain control when steering and braking.
      • What are tank pads made from?
        Motorcycle tank pads are typically made from PVC or vinyl and offer an effective and hardwearing barrier for key areas of your fuel tank paintwork.
        Tank pads are designed to be removed easily so that you can replace them or remove them completely if you want to return your bike to its original condition for sale.
      • Can you get different tank pad designs?
        Motorcycle tank pads are available in a wide range of designs, colours and patterns.
        This means you will be able to choose pads that will blend in with your bike's looks or ones that will stand out and make a statement.
        You can also get transparent tank pads and these are ideal for those with classic models who want to try and keep their bike looking as though it's in an original condition. You can also get options designed for specific makes and models of bikes.
        Suzuki tank pad designs are often based on the team racing colours and these can provide your bike with a great sporty look. There are also Yamaha tank pad and other manufacturer options available.
      • Where do you stick tank pads?
        There are different types of tank pads available and these are designed to fit to different parts of your tank. Spine tank protectors go right down the middle of the tank and protect the paintwork from scuffs caused by clothes rubbing against the tank.
        These are the most common form and are widely available.
        You can also get a number of different shaped pads to fit around the tank including rounds, kidneys and strips.
        These are useful for providing extra grip for your legs and will also help to protect the paintwork more effectively if you want to fit a tank bag.
      • Can tank pads help to ease wrist fatigue?
        The finish on your paintwork can be slippery and this means that you will be putting all of your weight onto your arms and wrists as you are riding.
        One way to ease wrist and shoulder fatigue is to invest in some tank pads.
        These provide more grip for your chest and knees against the tank and allow you to brace yourself more effectively when cornering and braking.
        This relieves the amount of pressure you are putting on your arms and can help to ease wrist and shoulder fatigue.
        This is particularly important if you are carrying a passenger as their weight can also be transferred to you as you ride which can increase the strain on your own body.
      • Are tank protectors resistant to sunlight?
        Motorcycle tank protector options are designed to be resistant to both UV light and petrol.
        This ensures that they are long lasting and durable. However it is important to note that you should avoid leaving your bike out in direct sunlight for long periods of time.
        Although motorcycle tank protector options and paintwork are designed to be UV resistant, long term exposure to this strong form of radiation can cause fading.
        Although you can just replace the pads, faded paint will be much more difficult to deal with and can make your bike look old before its time.
      • Can you make your own tank pads?
        The most important thing about tank pads is that they are designed to be easily removable so that you can take them off without damaging the paintwork.
        Although motorcycle tank pads may look very easy to replicate it is difficult to copy the manufacturer's methods of making them stick down properly.
        If you try this at home you will either get a tank pad that comes off too easily or one that will not come off at all.
        If you do want to create your own pads then you can buy tank pad sets which provide you with special adhesive sheets so you can cut the exact size moulding you want to protect your tank.
      • Can you get different thickness of tank pads?
        Standard tank pads are around 0.5mm to 1.5mm thick and these provide adequate protection for your paintwork against scrapes, scratches and scuffs.
        If you use your bike for track days then you may want to think about slightly thicker tank pads that will be able to offer more protection against minor spills and also provide you with more grip for extreme cornering and braking.
      • Why should I use Keiti tank pads?
        Keiti is one of the top manufacturers of bike accessories and make a great range of tank pads to protect your paintwork from scratches and abrasions. Keiti tank pads are easy to fit and are available in some highly original and stylish designs that can make your bike stand out from the crowd.
        These pads are manufactured from high quality vinyl which is thermally printed and then coated in a gel layer for additional protection. Keiti tank pads are UV resistant and the unique gel coating is self-repairing so that surface scratches will heal themselves keeping the pad looking new for longer.
      • What is the best way to remove an old tank pad?
        Tank pads are designed to be removed easily so that you can replace them or restore your bike to original condition quickly.
        The easiest way to remove old tank pads is to warm them gently with a hair dryer or hot air gun (not too hot or you will damage the paintwork).
        The heat will loosen the glue so that you can gently peel the pad off.
        Then you can give the tank a good clean afterwards to remove any last traces of glue.
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