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31 Mar 2002
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R1150GS skid plate
Does anyone have any information regarding aftermark crash bars and skid plate for the 1150gs. 
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1 Apr 2002
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Ive tried wunderlich crash bars they are easy
to fit and good quality, with a place to put lights on. dosn,t fit with certain big tanks, H&B bars give more protection and cheaper nice pics at www.gsclubuk.com.harder to fit. i have a wunderlich skid plate no probs more holes than touratech, sits on the center stand easy to fit. gauloises
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5 May 2002
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After much research and discussion, I put the H+B crash bars on. They provided good protection during a recent unplanned crash bar test. The bars did great, and they saved the bike from a lot of damage. http://www.manleyadventures.com/thum...s/DSCF0699.htm
As for the cat skid plate... is that thing worth protecting? If you put a dent in it, or even better a hole, that would be a good time to take it out of the system. But if you are required to keep it... [This message has been edited by chuck (edited 05 May 2002).] [This message has been edited by chuck (edited 05 May 2002).] [This message has been edited by chuck (edited 05 May 2002).] [This message has been edited by chuck (edited 05 May 2002).]
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