Use a deburring tool to debur the sharp edges
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This, easiest and cleanest solution.
You could also do it with a file or some sand paper.
Right… It’s a whole other struggle to decide and then find colors. They do have a clear in the tool dip to extra complicate
@Deckoz @anon64938381 that will probably not work with this mounts as you need the right angle to make the pullbar fit and not hit the motors. ask me from where i know it 
Edit: plus the fact that he drives some old mbs trucks and no trampa trucks.
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@venom121212 maybe something like this
It’s a bit thicker kind of heat shrink used for tennis rackets and you can get it in different colors and sizes.
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How wide are the crossbars? I wonder if one of these would bolt cleanly. Might be too big and stick out weird.
Why? 
Personally I would not carry or lift it this way and stress the motor mounts/crossbars.
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If the mounts and crossbars bend from that, they would have bent from normal use someday. Better it happens towing the board around than riding it I would say.
Good point, I just want to understand the reason or the situation when @venom121212 does it.
I only lift the rear of my MTB (on the hanger) when I have a walk of shame home because of empty battery 
. Apart from that I never lift the rear. If it’s for carrying only there are better solutions. Carrying my MTB with one hand is much easier compared to my street build.
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I use this, drilled through deck and just carry it. Very comfy
Could also cary this around and tie it on when you’re walking: Pull Handle
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I have to make a few super tight turns when going to the gym or other buildings. If I lift by the front, the crossbars just barely scrape the ground. It’s not often that I have to pick it up 
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