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Wunderlich Cockpit Panel, R1300 GS, Black
Available with or without DIN socket and wiring
Are you looking for a convincingly tidy, high-quality cockpit for your GS? We recommend this Wunderlich cockpit cover. It closes the opening at the top end of the fork tunnel between the cockpit's instrument cluster and the fork bridge. It hides the view of the hydraulic lines for the front brake and clutch and the electrical wiring for the instruments, the mudguard, and parts of the Telelever.
This cover provides a convincing and cohesive visual finish to the upper fork tunnel from the cockpit side and protects the rider. It also acts as a windscreen against the wind that sweeps through the fork tunnel towards the rider at higher speeds.
The attachment is made at existing screw points. No drilling is required.
The attachment is made at existing screw points. No drilling is required.
Function and Product Features
- Swing-shaped integrated cover for a high-quality cockpit appearance
- Provides a convincing and cohesive visual finish to the upper fork tunnel from the cockpit side
- The cockpit cover also acts as a windscreen against the wind that sweeps through the fork tunnel towards the rider at higher speeds.
- Includes an additional, practically integrated DIN auxiliary socket
- The additional DIN socket is installed plug & play into the designated opening in the cover - the necessary special wrench with 22 mm SW is included
- Solid mounting with four screws
- With the Wunderlich brand logo
- Material: ABS plastic, finely textured surface, black throughout
- Dimensions: Length 308 mm (12.12 in), Width 101 mm (4 in)
- Color: Black
- Wunderlich product. Small series. Handmade.
- Wunderlich design. Functional and integrated.
- Made by Wunderlich
- Made in Germany
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Helmut (Arizona) | October 13th, 2024
Cheap piece of plastic that is NOT worth $159 with shipping. NO instructions on how to hook up electrical socket. NOT worth the money….PLUS I could not remove the wind deflector on my bike, which was my fault as the screws will not come out….so now I have wasted $159 on this thing. I have purchased numerous items from Wunderlich. This is the first one that was NOT GOOD
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