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Crud Catchers.

Post by fontana »

Not the prettiest accessory, but definitely effective.
This is a very good price.
I think the seller is the guy who actually makes them.
Most models catered for

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bmw-r1200gs-2 ... SwU8hY7oWQ
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Re: Crud Catchers.

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That's a very good price compared to what they were being sold for a few years ago - it looks like a straight copy of the one Ive had on my ST for the past 5 years or so.....I can't remember the manufacturer's name that's etched onto it, but it was around £40. It does a good job of deflecting the high-speed debris that would otherwise batter that precious front cover, although muck does gather behind it.....2 min job to whip it off and get fettling though! I also put a GS bottom plate on my ST, the mounting points are already there.....just need some knobblies on and I'm ready for some green lane action! :D

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milleplod wrote:That's a very good price compared to what they were being sold for a few years ago - it looks like a straight copy of the one Ive had on my ST for the past 5 years or so.....I can't remember the manufacturer's name that's etched onto it, but it was around £40. It does a good job of deflecting the high-speed debris that would otherwise batter that precious front cover, although muck does gather behind it.....2 min job to whip it off and get fettling though! I also put a GS bottom plate on my ST, the mounting points are already there.....just need some knobblies on and I'm ready for some green lane action! :D

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I used one on an R1200C I used to own, but always at the back of my mind was a worry that it might inhibit cooling to the sump area.
I never had a problem though, and loads of people use them so they must be OK.
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Re: Crud Catchers.

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That did cross my mind too, but I figured that the oil's being continually pumped round via the cylinders, and theyre still out in the fresh air!

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I have one on my RT LC, even with a wider extended mudguard I still hear stones pinging against the crud catcher proving its worth
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Thanks for the heads up. Just bought one. Realistic price, I agree. :)

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