Description
Wunderlich Engine Bars, Black
Our first engine bars made of 32 mm tubing! We decided on this dimension for two reasons: for strength, to optimally protect the R 18, and for aesthetic reasons. Because only the 32 mm tubing looks balanced and aesthetic on the imposing R 18B - and in the surroundings of the mighty manifold tubes. In addition, we deliberately decided on a closed, one-piece shape for the protective bar, which contributes additional constructive rigidity apart from its dimensions. In this way, the high-quality protection bar blends discreetly into the overall style of the R 18 and yet sets a coordinated accent. It is no coincidence that the spade-shaped design is reminiscent of the guards on the classic air-cooled BMW boxers.
The engine protection bar is supported at six selected points. The lower braces are hinged to the frame and offer an elegant yet low-profile look. The multi-point mounting ensures that the forces introduced during a crash or fall-over do not occur and act at a single point but are absorbed via the protective bar over all 6 mounting points. This significantly reduces the point load caused by force or torque peaks.
Function
- High-quality chrome-plated 32 tubing
- Solid, asymmetric 6-point mounting
- Aesthetic integration in shape and design
- Perfect protection of the cylinders and valve covers
- Significantly reduces peak loads due to force or moment peaks
- No interference with lean angles and ground clearance
- Detailed and straightforward instructions
- Accurate fit and easy to install
Technical data
- Material: Precision steel tube
- Precisely formed on CNC tube bending machines
- Welded with a clean seam pattern
- Tube diameter: 32mm
- External thickness: 2mm
Features
- Handcrafted
- Produced in small batches
- Integrated and functional design
- Made in Germany
Wunderlich
18100-102
Please Note: Exceptions to model/year fitment for the Engine Protection Bars
Model: | Starting: | Ending: | Notes: |
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R18 Transcontinental |
2022 |
+ |
Does not fit with the original leg shields |