Fitting a Wunderlich Bash plate to 1200GSA - question

[Jeremy]

It arrived from BMWBikeBits with instructions in German (and I thought only Touratech did that). Question, is this simply a question of unscrewing the old one and the new one slips on? There seems to be an inordinate amount of bolts, nuts etc.

Any advice appreciated.
Jeremy

 

[Grant Molay]

Lost in Translation!

I've just fitted one of these to my 1200GS, and yes, I got only German instructions as well. Fortunately I have a friend who did German at University, so she did a quick translation for me.

It was then just a five minute job to fit. I could fax you a copy of my English version if you like, let me know.

Good luck sorting it out.

 

[Berin]

I've got the pdf instructions in english, if you want - there's a couple of bits where you need to replace spacers. I can't upload the pdf but if you pm me with your email address I'll email it to you.

It's for a 1200GS but it should be pretty similar, I guess.

 

[Deleted Member I]

That's just a complete piss take in my opinion. They object to you buying it directly from Germany even though it's in the EU (and the reason we have a EU .. free trade).

Then when you buy from the official importer .. he can't even be arsed to get you a local language instruction!

RANT OVER

 

[Jeremy]

Many thx lads but I managed to guess my way through it and its now fitted. The only bugger was that the additional protection plate that I also bought from BMW BikeBits which shields the part over the centre stand, won't fit with the the enlarged bash plate.