Name: CSS Tank Pads
Brand: Wunderlich
SKU: 1250705
Price: 79.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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CSS Tank Pads

These tank pads match the contours and lines of the K1200 GT and K1300 GT. This three piece tank pad set is molded of high quality polyurethane in Germany by CSS. They attach with very strong adhesive yet can be removed, if ever needed, without damaging the painted surfaces of the motorcycle.

This approximately 4mm thick pad set will help prevent scuffs and scratches to the paint while adding a unique styling enhancement. They also serve to provide a firm and comfortable grip for your knees.

Set consists of two symmetrical pads for the sides of the tank and one center pad.

Tank pads effectively protect the tank from scratches and damage.

Click Here to watch a video about where and how CSS tank pads are made.

Click on the Video Tab above for some tips on installation.

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Good protection

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ALMatthews (Phoenix, AZ) | September 10th, 2012

I like the side two pads that came in this CSS Tank Pad product, but I elected to go with a different center pad this one does not cover a great deal of the tank. Still a great product.

Decent, but hard to figure out how they should be applied

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Rick (Morgan Hill, ca) | June 25th, 2012

The shape doesn't seem to match to the bike (K13GT). I thought I had them in the right place but after a long ride (2500 miles) I found that my knees were hitting on the body where I should have placed the pads. Nice material and a great price. Now I need to figure out how to move them.

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mike (montral, qc) | May 10th, 2012

This is a good product It does the job to protect the tank from knee rubbing

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Quality tank knee pads

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Dick Daniels (Queensbury, NY) | September 26th, 2011

Definitely a quality product and looks good on the bike. It would be helpful if a photo of the product on the K1200GT was available so one could see which side was up on the product. My wife and I are pretty sure we got it right. Once you figure out which side is up, I suggest sitting on the bike to see where your knees contact the tank. Hold the pads on the tank and using a magic marker trace around the pad on both sides. Then remove the adhesive backing a locate the pads on the tracing.