It's a sad fact that the exposed rear axle housing is invariably adversely affected when riding off-road, and often so badly damaged that it is impossible to continue travelling.
We have developed the perfect protection to prevent scratches and stone damage, as well as more serious damage, when riding over scree or other obstacles.
It is made of impact-resistant, fibreglass-reinforced plastic, and wraps itself around the cardan housing like a protective hand. Needless to say, we have allowed for BMW's proposed cooling air supply, and have left a corresponding opening on the underside at the front.
And furthermore, our cardan guard will also give your R1200GS an unmistakeable, individual look!
The guard is attached by an easy-to-fit attachment kit made of anodised aluminium.
Optional: cardan crash bung 01-045-5505-0
- made of fibreglass-reinforced PU
- easy to fit
- maximum protection
- low weight
- fascinating looks
- repellent effect even with branches and loose stones
Colour: black
BMW R1200GS Water Cooled Final Drive Guard - The
final drive on your R1200GS is what puts all that power and torque from
the water-cooled boxer engine to the ground. Give it some extra
protection from rocks and impacts with this extremely tough final drive
guard from Touratech.
Made of fiber-reinforced composite plastic material, this guard is
easy to install and will protect the liquid cooled GS's somewhat
vulnerable final drive from rock or debris impact while riding on or
off-road. Great for keeping the scratches and dings off the final drive
housing, it is also strong enough to protect against larger impacts and
damage.
Comes complete with a stylish Touratech cap to cover the lower pivot point on the final drive.
Pair this guard with our Final Drive Slider, for the most complete protection of your BMW's driveline.
- Protects final drive housing from damage
- Color: Black
- Made of high-strength fiber reinforced composite material
- Quick and easy to install
- Fits BMW R1200GS Water Cooled Models 2013-on
- Made in Germany by Touratech