Mud / Spray protector.

[charliegadget]

OK... dont know what to call these things, so cant google them.

I saw a GSA with little plastic guards on the frame behind the riders leg that stopped the spray from the back wheel going all over your legs...

Can anyone tell me what they are called and who makes them??

Thanks in advance

Charlie

 

[mikepg]

A pillion?

 

[charliegadget]

A pillion?

LOL

I will tell the wife you said that!!!

 

[keiff]

Spray Stopper

Got my GSA fitted at the weekend with a SprayStopper from

http://www.bestrestproducts.com/celestia/order/orderform/?recno=96

Order them from the US, but arrives in about 1 week.

Neoprene bit of kit, fits like a dream in about 20 mins wth 10 cable ties, and a quick trim depending upon your exhaust. Protects yours and pillion legs and you battery, suspension, the lot

Well worth it, and less hassle than all the huggers that people seem to have problems with on here

 

[skyenet]

Being a student I went for the cheaper option, but it works great

http://www.r1200gs.info/howto/mudflap.html

 

[charliegadget]

great thanks guys, but I am sure the thing I saw wasnt as big as those and fitted more "snuggly"

Any ideas?

Charlie

 

[Edventure]

Perhaps its this you're looking for

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=116561

 

[jogo]

Hi,
I fitted this one.
http://www.ilmberger-carbon.de/HPIM2156n.jpg

Its made in carbon therefore light weight and fits very well. It would not keep drivers and passengers legs completely dry but almost. I also do not see water or dirt under the seat, on the battery etc. any more. May be not the right thing for hardcore offroad...however, as I am using the bike mainly onroad a good solution for me.
Let me know if you need more information.
Take care
Joerg

 

[charliegadget]

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=116561

That looks like the puppy!!

Thanks for that

 

[charliegadget]

Hi,
I fitted this one.
http://www.ilmberger-carbon.de/HPIM2156n.jpg

Its made in carbon therefore light weight and fits very well. It would not keep drivers and passengers legs completely dry but almost. I also do not see water or dirt under the seat, on the battery etc. any more. May be not the right thing for hardcore offroad...however, as I am using the bike mainly onroad a good solution for me.
Let me know if you need more information.
Take care
Joerg

Thanks for the info, but I dont want a hugger... just personally dont think it looks right on a GSA

Cheers anyway

Charlie

 

[keiff]

Lots of posts on this site recently about huggers not fitting well with anything other than Tourances.

Well worth a search for "hugger", you'll soon pick them

Keith

 

[charliegadget]

Lots of posts on this site recently about huggers not fitting well with anything other than Tourances.

Well worth a search for "hugger", you'll soon pick them

Keith

exactly... another reason i dont want a hugger!!