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BCC
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Protection

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I ride a 12ADV and it comes with engine and tank guards all over the place.

My wife's bike is a r12r which comes with nothing and has nice clean lines. What's a good way to go for unobtrusive engine protection? Primarily concerned about low speed or no speed tip overs.

Thanks for any suggestions.
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Ric
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Post by Ric »

Well...lets see...

http://www.sierrabmw.bigstep.com/homepa ... WPERWRJPX0

http://www.touratech-usa.com/shop/bmw_r ... 6ADD8E6966

http://www.nippynormans.com/products.asp?dept=253
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ka5ysy
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Steel engine guard

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Check this out:

http://www.ascycles.com/detail.aspx?ID=44459

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Post by celticus »

That touratech site is bitchin. There should be a hidden bottle opener on one or all of those bits.


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machew01
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Post by machew01 »

Suggestion: Don't tip over.

I can say that because I'm from North Carolina too.

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