Honda NX500

7/8" / 22mm GPS Phone BAR FOR HONDA TRANSALP, HONDA NX500 & Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 

Fits:

2023-20256 HONDA TRANSALP

2021-20256 HONDA ADV 150 / 160

2024-2026  HONDA NX500

2017-2023 ROYAL ENFIELD HIMALAYAN 411

2024-2026  ROYAL ENFIELD HIMALAYAN 450

Universal ( see specs) 

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1. Includes the mounting brackets made from 2 mm Stainless Steel sheet for improved Corrosion resistance properties and Laser cut and CNC Bent on State-of-the-art machines
2. The GPS Bar, is made out of Stainless Steel Bar stock 22mm diameter (7/8") with Welded End Adaptors and Compatible Hardware
3. The Surface is Electro polished to improve its aesthetic appearance and removal of scratches
4. Quick, easy and Do it Yourself fitment and Mounting Instructions can be accessed and downloaded from SRC Web site
5. Fits all HONDA TRANSALP's, HONDA ADV 150's, HONDA NX500's & Royal Enfield Himalayan 450  

Fits: 2012-2025 HONDA CB500X & NX500 

Kit includes a pair of wide peg adapters

If you've never run a wider high-quality footpeg, you will be pleasantly surprised by the improvement this inexpensive and easy to install upgrade will make! Upgrading to a wider platform footpeg makes a dramatic improvement in comfort as well as greatly improving grip in wet muddy conditions. Our peg adaptors are a great value and easy to install.

It only takes about 10 minutes to install with common hand tools. The additional width and aggressive tooth profile offer about more contact surface to reduce foot arch strain and improve grip. The wide platform and increased contact points will improve rider confidence in sketchy situations!

• Made of Stainless Steel
• Developed for off-road use
• 55mm wide and 90mm long

Installation instructions and video

* Note: SRC MOTO is located in Oregon which is one of the few US states without a general sales tax, so none is charged.
However, when shipping outside the USA, import tax, duties, and other local taxes may still be charged by the destination government or municipality.