Genuine Royal Alloy radiator grille in black for GP, JPS and TG 350cc models. The component is part of the radiator cover and serves as an air-permeable cover for the radiator area. The horizontally arranged slats allow air to pass through while also providing a barrier against larger foreign objects.
The radiator grille corresponds to the original Royal Alloy component design and is suitable for replacing a damaged, broken or missing grille. The vehicle-specific shape takes into account the intended installation position and corresponding mounting points.
The radiator grille has a wide, rectangular basic shape with rounded outer corners. The ventilation area is divided into two symmetrically arranged sections separated by a vertical centre brace.
Several horizontal slats run within the two sections. They are arranged at even intervals and form elongated air passages across almost the entire width of the grille.
The slats have an angled profile. This creates a directional opening structure that partially limits direct visibility of the components behind the grille without completely closing the ventilation openings.
The surrounding outer frame connects the individual slats and forms the outer boundary of the component. The central connecting brace supports the division and stabilisation of the grille structure.
A characteristic feature of the Royal Alloy radiator grille is the centrally positioned semicircular cut-out on one of the long outer edges.
This cut-out interrupts the otherwise rectangular outer frame and provides the necessary clearance for the corresponding component geometry in the installation area.
The two slat sections are shortened accordingly at this point, with their inner edges following the contour of the cut-out.
This structural design adapts the grille to the intended installation position. When replacing the grille, care must be taken to ensure the correct orientation of the semicircular cut-out.
The radiator grille has an entirely black finish. The visible front surface has a largely uniform matt to slightly satin appearance.
Several mounting holes are positioned around the outer frame. Two larger holes are located on each of the short sides of the frame. An additional smaller opening is positioned centrally on one of the long sides of the frame.
The rear side shows the structural connection between the horizontal slats, centre brace and outer frame. Reinforced areas and manufacturing-related moulding features are also visible.
The mounting holes allow installation at the designated mounting points of the radiator cover.
The radiator grille forms an air-permeable cover in front of the radiator area. The open spaces between the slats allow air exchange with the components of the cooling system located behind them.
At the same time, the slat structure limits direct access to the area behind the grille and can reduce the ingress of larger foreign objects.
For correct operation, the ventilation openings must be kept free of dirt, leaves and other deposits.
The exact application depends on the respective vehicle version and the installed radiator cover. To verify compatibility, Royal Alloy original part number 0302020002-02-001 should be compared with the existing component or the relevant spare parts catalogue.
Before installation, the existing mounting points and adjacent body panels should be checked for damage.
The radiator grille must be positioned so that the semicircular cut-out corresponds with the intended installation geometry and all mounting holes are correctly aligned.
During installation, care must be taken to ensure that the outer frame sits evenly and that the slats are not deformed by misaligned or tensioned mounting points.
After installation, the secure fit of the grille and the unobstructed ventilation openings should be checked.
The genuine Royal Alloy radiator grille allows a damaged radiator cover to be replaced specifically. The black slat structure and vehicle-specific contour restore the intended covering of the radiator area.