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Front engine protector

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Can anyone supply a web address for someone who sells the front engine protectors. This is a carbon look product that glues to the front of the engine and protects against stone damage. They look pretty good and are a good way of cleaning up the front of the bike.

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I'd be surprised if motorworks don't do something for it?
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Scotty,there`s always a guy on flea bay that sells them for a buy now price,i think its £56,but just had a quick look and he aint on at the mo.spoke to him about one before i picked the bike up,but it had one fitted already. :D
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Hi again scotty,you could try sandbar of this very site as well?
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Thanks Guy's. I'll investigate although for £56 I think I'd rather leave it looking knaff.

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I got one from ebay. They are on there all the time, usually about £25. £56 is a joke. Basically a sticky bit of carbon (?) sheet cut to size. It does the job but the edges don't stay stuck down when the engine heats up. Better than nothing maybe. Very surprised that area doesn't have a plastic cover like the area above. After all it's right in the way of the flying debris.
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mine was about 25/30 from ebay, when next at home will check my emails to see if I still have his details.
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here it is and I paid a boxertrix price of 30 in November 06.

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I just use a fender extender. My engine cover is in pretty good nick.

Use some thick stickback plastic for the bellypan. Replace that prob once a year as dirt does get in eventually.

Bike is 5yrs old and done about 15K. Avoid riding over gravel and you shouldn't have any problems. I certainly wouldn't pay £50 notes for a bit of 'carbon look' plastic. Bloody hate the stuff.

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scotty if your still after one this is the link. i got the price completely wrong.
:oops: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BMW-R1100S-R1150G ... dZViewItem
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Thanks Ian. I might just put a bid in..........it looks pretty good.
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