A tank pad is a sticker, decal, or pad that you can apply to your tank that will protect your tank from damage like scratching, scraping, and gouging. Sometimes when you ride a GSXR, you can get your belt buck up against the gas tank and scrape some of the pain off by accident. What a tank pad does is it helps protect your gas tank against damage like this by providing a foam or rubber shield that will wrap around your tank pad to ensure that it remains in good shape.
Tank pads come in all kinds of different shapes and sizes. They can come in complex designs that will compliment the extreme style of your bike (if you are an extreme kind of person…) or in moderate designs that will simply serve to protect without really being noticeable. Some believe that tank pads are actually very stylish in their own right, and consider them an accessory of such as equally as they consider them protectors for the gas tank.
 Suzuki Carbon Tank Pad Gsxr Tl Tlr Tls Sv Busa Gsx650f $22.62 |
 Suzuki Motorcycle Gsxr 750 1000 600 Blue Camo Tank Pad $9.99 |
 Suzuki Sv Gsxr Hayabusa Bandit Large Grey Camo Tank Pad $5.00 |
 New Suzuki Hayabusa Bandit Gsxr 650f Gsx 650 Tank Pad $7.99 |
 Suzuki Gsxr 600 750 1000 Sil Carbon Fiber Logo Tank Pad $9.99 |
 Suzuki Gsx-r 1000 750 600 Motorcycle Small Tank Pad $9.95 |
 New Suzuki Gsx R Hayabusa Bandit Sv Motorcycle Tank Pad $9.99 |
 New Suzuki Most Sport Bikes Gsx R Motorcycle Tank Pad $8.99 |
 Protective Tank Pad T3-yellow-blue Gsxr $.99 |
 Suzuki Katana Gsxr 600 750 1000 Hayabusa Nude Tank Pad $19.95 |
 Suzuki Gsxr 600 750 1000 1100 Chrome Tank Pad $12.95 |
 Suzuki Hayabusa Gsx R V Strom Sv Motorcycle Tank Pad $4.99 |
If you ride a GSXR, and if you wear a belt (which, you probably do…) then you might want to look into getting a new tank pad for your beloved motorcycle. The cost is very reasonable, and you will be so happy that you got it when it is full of scratches that would have been on your tank had you not opted to acquire it!
There are many places where you can shop for tank pads. Of course your local automotive/bike parts shop would be an obvious choice. They can generally special order these for you without much delay. Another place to shop for accessories like these is in a motorcycle showroom. You can generally find a wide range of different styles from which to choose from in a place like this. Or, you could always order one from a magazine. As long as you know exactly what size you need, you should have no problem getting a great tank pad, and you can probably get it pretty quick this way. Or, you could order it Online. This is maybe one of the best ways to shop for a new tank pad because of the wealth of different dealers, options, and choices you have. You can browse a nearly unlimited selection, compare prices, and place your order all from your very own computer!