Do these work ?

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Wife's G650GS is chucking loads of crap onto the rear seat and topbox when out on wet roads.

Been looking for the swing arm mounted mudguard from the F650GS but failed so far, so question is would one of these help or are they another snake oil product ?
 
I made one myself by bending a bit of a aluminium plate and fixing it with some double sided tape used to stick number plates on. Definitely makes a difference.
 
You're from the Peoples Republic ...

... and therefore 'careful' with cash; so go to McDonalds and trouser one of their plastic trays, cut three of the raised edges off and you'll find yourself with a bespoke splash guard :thumb

Other fast food outlets provide more choice of colour :D
 
... and therefore 'careful' with cash; so go to McDonalds and trouser one of their plastic trays, cut three of the raised edges off and you'll find yourself with a bespoke splash guard :thumb

Other fast food outlets provide more choice of colour :D
:D

Can you imagine wife's face on Christmas morning unwrapping a food tray (not that an expensive bit of bent metal is much better) :)
 
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Can you imagine wife's face on Christmas morning unwrapping a food tray (not that an expensive bit of bent metal is much better) :)

Ahhh, there's the rub.......Get a fast food tray but put a Touratech sticker on it and you'll be on a promise for sure.........!:bounce1

Good bit of kit though that works well, I had a Touratech one on my R1150GSA as it didn't have the 'possum scraper'!

I'm going to make some out of my spare ADV topbox metal sheeting, polished up a bit or sprayed black and the jobs got to be a good un.....!

Pennytech rules ok......!:cool:

FP.:thumb
 
Managed to order one, luckily being a Yorkshireman I checked round and saved a bit (including P&P) by getting the same product from Motorworks instead of direct from manufacturer... hows that work then.
 


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