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Adjustable Gear Lever
A clever all-round alternative to the oversensitive, impractical and optically plain original. The gear shift lever can now be adjusted to all shoe sizes and riding habits, and changing gears on the GS becomes child's play thanks to the roller-mounted shift lever.
The facts:
- Foldable.
- Simple, precise gear changing by means of a roller-mounted rubber-coated gear shift lever tip.
- One-time setting of the shift travel: either original shift travel or shorter/longer shift travel for sport/offroad use.
- Made of strong CNC-machined 7075 T6 aluminum.
- Stepless length adjustment.
- With strong safety wire. Prevents tree branches etc. from getting caught and tangled between gear lever and frame.
- Wear-free stainless steel folding mechanism. Extra-strongly bolted.
- Extremely lightweight construction.
- Made in Germany.
Wunderlich
26280-101
Please Note: Exceptions to model/year fitment
Model: | Starting: | Ending: | Notes: |
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R1200 GS |
2017 | On | Does not fit if the Option719 gear lever is already installed. |
R1250 GS |
2019 | On | Does not fit if the Option719 gear lever is already installed. |
R1250 GS ADV |
2019 | On | Does not fit if the Option719 gear lever is already installed. |
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Gabriel Kern (Oklahoma) | May 12th, 2023
I have a size 16 foot, and wear size 15 Alpine-star tech 7s. I tried adjusting the factory shifter but that boot kept slipping, the bike was unshift able no matter what I tried. I got this shifter, and because its so adjustable, sticks out further - after are few hours of adjusting it, taking multiple short rides, I got the bike to a point that I shift as if I was wearing sneakers! This shifter is worth every penny because my bike is finally adjusted to me. It was expensive, but worth every penny and beautifully made, and I like it was made in Germany, not China.
George Michael Wood (Spanish Springs, NV) | April 6th, 2023
Like everything else I have ever purchased from Wunderlich the product is top quality, installation instructions are perfect. The shifter is exactly what I needed to get my feet under the shifter with my Adventure Boots (Klim). It does go without saying that nearly everything at Wunderlich is top notch, but they know it, and it is super expensive. Limiting it most likely to folks with the disposable income to afford it.
Manuel Rivera Manuel Rivera | August 20th, 2021
I had to run to the NAPA parts/tool store for a 60 torx male socket to remove a non-OEM adjustable gear lever that sells on Revzilla for in between 166 to 202 dollars. The tool cost me 10.27 dollars. I installed most of the new gear adjuster on the bench and was surprised how tight the busing that went on the plastic collar. I decided just to throw a light coat of Molykote DX and it slipped together better after doing this.I used the Molykote DX on all friction points after cleaning. The gear shifter has two very small bolts and nuts that are used to adjust the length of the gear lever and one of the nuts had fallen off while I was moving it from the bench to the bike. I was lucky to see it fall on my blanket that I had played underneath the area I was working on the bike. If It would have fallen off in the grass, I doubt if I would have found it. Make sure these bolts / nuts are secure. I did not have to adjust because the position that was set was fine for me. The quality of the parts are very good and the steel lanyard that attaches to the lever and frame is a good idea. The price at first seemed steep but knowing the quality of Wunderlich parts, I decided to buy. This was probably the 6th product that I have purchased from them. I just installed the brake lever 2 days prior and very happy with that. Keep up the good work Wunderlich!
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