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Hepco Becker engine guard for BMW R1150GS
Does anyone have any experience with the Hepco Becker engine guard for BMW R1150GS silver???? I just got my 1150GS and starting to outfit for the big trip so any feedback on this would help.
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Dont have them myself. But I can tell you that they are the only ones that actually protect the engine. A bit fiddly to fit apparantly and makes valve adjustment a little bit more tricky (have to slacken off bars). but they do there job, unlik ethe original BMW parts.
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Have you considered Stanton Head Guards?
They're made in the US from heat treated cast aluminium. A bit pricey is you're outside the US but worth it, they stand up to accidents very well. Mount in the same way as the stock plastic guards. http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62863 I've just fitted a pair & use them in conjunction with Wunderlich crash bars.
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