BMW F650 / F700 GS Fork Gaiter Kit

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Fork Gaiter Kit

For some things there is nothing better than the tried and trusted classic method...

These plastic gaiters (boots) protect the fork stanchions from damage and corrosion caused by airborne debris and stones. As a result the fork seals and fork surfaces will last longer. Special air vents prevent inflation with fork movement. Installation requires fork tube removal but is straight forward.

Wunderlich
27690-000

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(4.4) 5 Reviews

Jack Weidenbach

Verified Buyer

10/25/2016

est Solution Yet

I bought these for a 2013 F800R. They fit tightly at the top and the bottom and are easy to secure with a zip tie or band clamp. I am happy with them. Having tried numerous other methods to protect the forks, these are by far the best I have seen. They would be perfect if they were a little shorter, but I can live with them as they are. Be careful when installing to not induce any twist and they will look just fine.

Motopsychoman

02/14/2014

Fit like a glove

Fit the Sertao perfectly. Look terrific. Hopefully will keep my fork seals pristine for years to come.

Chris

06/29/2012

Great product

Bit expensive, but when it fits with the wright lenght & diamensions and no time at all, what expense .

John Parsons

03/20/2012

Not very good

While these are the only gaiters that seem to be available for the F650GS, they are far from ideal. Basically, there are too many pleats and they are too long. They bunch up and buckle under compression. The air vents are at the bottom, and wind up being stretched over the lower fork leg, causing an airlock inside the gaiter. Also not mentioned is that the front fender will require trimming or cause further bunching on the fork leg. Regardless of how they are positioned on assembly, they wind up being distorted and uneven through use.

Dave

10/31/2011

Great gators

Went on easy, fit perfectly, not much to go wrong with a gator.