Talaria XXX Frame Guards

• Talaria X3 / XXX frame guard kit
• Full roll of strong double-sided adhesive tape included
• Available in black or white
• Installs in under three minutes
• 100% plug-and-play installation
• No complete bike teardown required
• No powder coating required
• Can be custom painted virtually any color
• Helps protect against scratches, boot scuffs, dirt, and riding wear
• Stocked in-house and ready to ship

1. Test-fit each guard: Position the guards against the frame before applying any tape.
2. Clean the frame: Remove dirt, oil, and residue from every adhesion area.
3. Allow the frame to dry: Adhesive should only be applied to a completely clean and dry surface.
4. Apply the included tape: Place the double-sided adhesive securely along the designated contact areas.
5. Position the guards: Carefully align each guard before pressing it against the frame.
6. Press firmly: Apply even pressure across the guards to establish a strong bond.

Both colors can be used as the starting point for a completely custom finish. Paint the guards separately from the bike so you can control the preparation, color, finish, and curing process without risking overspray on your Talaria.

1. Test-fit first: Confirm fitment before sanding or painting.
2. Lightly scuff: Use 600–800 grit sandpaper or a fine gray scuff pad.
3. Clean thoroughly: Remove dust, oil, and fingerprints with isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth.
4. Apply adhesion promoter: Use a plastic-compatible adhesion promoter according to its instructions.
5. Apply your color: Spray multiple light, even coats instead of one heavy coat.
6. Add clear coat: Apply a compatible clear coat if additional gloss and protection are desired.
7. Allow full curing: Wait at least 48–72 hours or follow the paint manufacturer’s full curing period.
8. Install after curing: Apply the included adhesive tape only after the finish has completely cured.

• 600–800 grit sandpaper or fine gray scuff pad
• Isopropyl alcohol and lint-free cloth
• Plastic adhesion promoter
• Plastic-compatible or automotive spray paint
• Optional compatible clear coat
• Painter’s tape, gloves, and proper protective equipment

Paint and preparation supplies are not included.

Powder coating normally requires completely tearing down the bike, transporting the frame, waiting for professional coating, and rebuilding everything afterward.

These frame guards deliver a dramatic visual change in minutes with no complete teardown. You can install them immediately, remove them later, or paint them any color you want.

Less downtime. Less labor. More flexibility.