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Winderlich Crash Bars with BMW lower Fairings from transcontinental

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Hi Everyone,

Has anyone attempted or could confirm if they were able to fit BMWs lower leg fairings from the transcontinental on to a crash bar from Wunderlich?

Wunderlich specifically states it doesn't but was curious if someone has been able to modify them to fit.
 

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I doubt anyone will ever respond... The TC comes stock with the Engine Protection bar and Lower Leg Wind Protection, which are assembled together; that said, I've fitted my Model B with the TC OEM wind management attributes. (Fairing Winglets, Auxiliary Lights, Directionals and the above mentioned)

If you already fitted your bike with the Wunderlich protection bar, you're probably outta luck, unless Wunderlich or some other 3rd party offers the Lower Leg Fairing pieces..

Maybe consider the BMW OEM Engine Protection bar vs Wunderlich; I think there's a company that offers a knock-off Lower Leg Fairing option, where folks on the forum have had good luck installing..? The OEM route is expensive in comparison, but in BMW's defense, everything is of good quality.
 
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