RE: Wunderlich splash guard or MachineArt MudSling for BMW R1200R RS LC - 2

Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #13

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I could not remember what a Wunderlich hugger looked like so I Googled it.
Found a link where one failed after two years and the thread mentioned the Wundelich hugger is made by Puig.

https://www.r1200rforum.com/threads/wund...warranty.47898/

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I have the Mudsling and the Puig hugger fitted together, I haven’t had any issues with the hugger, its a solid as it was 3 years back, so likely the issue was a poor batch or early design fault. Oh and I also have the Aus/NZ mudguard and still the back end gets filthy!

Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #17

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I have the Mudsling and the Puig hugger fitted together, I haven’t had any issues with the hugger, its a solid as it was 3 years back, so likely the issue was a poor batch or early design fault. Oh and I also have the Aus/NZ mudguard and still the back end gets filthy!

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Zitat von Blackshirt im Beitrag #15

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The Mudsling keeps the important stuff pretty clean, but I’ve found that the best way to control spray is to install the touring cases. I also attached a mud flap at the bottom of the AvantGuard. This reduces a great deal of the mist that would otherwise be passed on to the back tire. It keeps hard, sharp things off of the center stand and rear tire, too.

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I have Puig hugger on my 1250, does help but still get crud over back of boots. My old 1200 also had one, do not use an early 1200rs hugger on the 1250 swingarm casting/machining is different by about 6mm, as I found to my cost had to buy a new one.
The early Puig failures were due to a batch of pivot bushes being too short and therefore clamping the paralever arm. Bush must be 18.01mm up to flange. I like to remove, clean and grease bush every 3000 miles and have had no trouble in 28000 miles so far.
Alan

Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #11

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Here is my $15 generic auto rubber mudflap solution to the lack of the Aus fender extender in NA. I glued and screwed the two halves of the mudflaps together to make a splash guard and managed to attach it to the license plate holder and to the underside of the stock fender (somehow). it has worked very well for the past three years to keep road splash off the rear of passenger section of my bike.

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You know what they used to say about BMW owners back in the day: The cheapest thing about BMW motorcycles is the rider sitting on the saddle. I am not sure if that still applies today, though.

Moto Guzzi has inherited the thrifty rider’s moniker.

I had the Mud Sling on my 1200RS. the shock was the cleanest part of the bike. I put the Wonderlich on my new 1250 RS, I just took delivery so nothing to report. I got the Wonderlich as it was faster delivery to Canada. The mud sling took about 6 weeks to get here and the freight was high. Product was great.

Anyone have reports on aftermarket windscreens? Thinking about a V Stream Z 2374 sport/tour.
Blaine

I really like my MRA screen - this one:
R 1250 RS - Variotouringscreen "VTM" 2019-
It is very versatile.

Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #17

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I have the Mudsling and the Puig hugger fitted together, I haven’t had any issues with the hugger, its a solid as it was 3 years back, so likely the issue was a poor batch or early design fault. Oh and I also have the Aus/NZ mudguard and still the back end gets filthy!

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Zitat von Esquared im Beitrag #26

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What was your experience, if you recall? Thanks in advance!

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Thanks. Not familiar with the "European mudguard" you're referring to. Do you have a link, perhaps?

Wenn Sie hier auf Links zu eBay klicken und einen Kauf tätigen, kann dies dazu führen, dass diese Website eine Provision erhält.

Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #29

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Zitat von Esquared im Beitrag #28

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Thanks. Not familiar with the "European mudguard" you're referring to. Do you have a link, perhaps?

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see this thread for pictures and this ebay sale

Werbung: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264873555206?...8QAAOSwvWtgJ8WT

also stocked by my local dealer in UK https://cotswoldbmwmotorradonline.co.uk/...ies/46628543348

as it is called the Europe fender, I don't think a USA dealer will order one

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