KZ CHAINGUARD

TILLETT GROUP LIMITED

£119.99

TILLETT CARBON FIBRE CHAINGUARD FOR KZ (2020 MODEL), LIGHTWEIGHT. Tillett Racing Seats were the first company in the world to develop an enclosed guard for kart racing. Enclosing the rear sprocket with a compliant chainguard is now a legal requirement in kart racing regulations. The guard not only deflects a thrown chain but also prevents body parts encountering the spinning sprocket. KEY FEATURES Main material; carbon fibre. The only Tillett guard available for KZ. Extremely lightweight, approximately 52g. Encloses rear sprocket for safety. The guard is shaped to avoid the nearby KZ exhaust.

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Registered at Companies House as TILLETT GROUP LIMITED, number 10947600. Checked 2026-08-29.
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