Huggered Up

[jonnyp]

"I still have another one to make using a piece of mudguard which JonnyP has VERY kindly sent me but it a) won`t look as radically stunning and b) it will be cheap."

Oy......you calling me cheap???????

 

[Mark Hooton]

"I still have another one to make using a piece of mudguard which JonnyP has VERY kindly sent me but it a) won`t look as radically stunning and b) it will be cheap."

Oy......you calling me cheap???????

ha - soz mate but some of the lads would prefer a cheaper hugger so I will try, due to your kindness, to offer that option for them

 

[jonnyp]

ha - soz mate but some of the lads would prefer a cheaper hugger so I will try, due to your kindness, to offer that option for them

No problem!!!!

 

[Paul S]

I may be missing the point here (I often do ) but if you want a hugger - what's wrong with one of these for £80ish?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-R1200...61?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item27db499d5d

 

[DING-DONG]

I may be missing the point here (I often do ) but if you want a hugger - what's wrong with one of these for £80ish?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-R1200...61?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item27db499d5d

I saw this on there stand at the nec, it does not protect the back of the swing arm or shock, so the swinger will get stone chipped to hell.


Mark, from underneath how wide is your hugger !

 

[Nutty]

I saw this on there stand at the nec, it does not protect the back of the swing arm or shock, so the swinger will get stone chipped to hell.


Mark, from underneath how wide is your hugger !

Mark and I have exchanged pm's re a decent alternative to the mudsling. I'll start a thread in the vendor section to see who would be interested in ordering one, subject to price and final design, so that Mark doesn't waste any time if nobody wants one.

 

[Mark Hooton]

I may be missing the point here (I often do ) but if you want a hugger - what's wrong with one of these for £80ish?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-R1200...61?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item27db499d5d

wow £80 inc vat - I would have bought Nuts one at that so I could have stayed at home for three days................

 

[Mark Hooton]

I saw this on there stand at the nec, it does not protect the back of the swing arm or shock, so the swinger will get stone chipped to hell.


Mark, from underneath how wide is your hugger !

dunno pal - due to the construction it is variable (nice design feature eh?) but I will have to measure - am at NEC 2moz but mebbe the weekend? I can tell you it spans the tyre mate

 

[Mark Hooton]

Mark and I have exchanged pm's re a decent alternative to the mudsling. I'll start a thread in the vendor section to see who would be interested in ordering one, subject to price and final design, so that Mark doesn't waste any time if nobody wants one.

that's gonna help Nuts ta but if I think I can make one WITHOUT THE CONCEPT angle then I may just make one anyway.

Coz I can............ I`m not tied to make any money (thank fekk with some of my creations eh?)

But ta for your help, its appreciated.

 

[Paul S]

wow £80 inc vat - I would have bought Nuts one at that so I could have stayed at home for three days................

 

[JayGee]

Bit tie wrapped on

Part nos

46638545047 Left side

46638545048 Right side

46638545046 Retaining elements ...aka tie wraps

Anyone know if these fit the 2014 GSLC with ESA as the left side already has a small plastic cover in the place where these "mudguards"/infills fit on the left side?
BTW the standard BMW version of the mudsling fitted to 2014 bikes isn't very effective at keeping mud off the riders legs and the seats but does seem to keep a lot of it off the shock etc. I'm hoping these infills will keep some of this mud off rider and pillion, especially with the panniers fitted.

 

[ghost-rider]

Yep they do ive just fitted em, work a treat with the mudsling!

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[DING-DONG]

Anyone know if these fit the 2014 GSLC with ESA as the left side already has a small plastic cover in the place where these "mudguards"/infills fit on the left side?.

When fitting the splash infills you remove the little cover on the left hand side, it pulls off.

 

[JayGee]

When fitting the splash infills you remove the little cover on the left hand side, it pulls off.

Cheers, got some on order.