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Reinforcement Cross Support

This cross support is designed to be used together with our version 2 screen reinforcement. This part provides added stability to the windscreen and can optionally be used for the support of an electronic device, such as a GPS or mobile phone.

Also have a look at the device carrier, which can be attached to this bracket .

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43520-302

Important Note: This Outlet bracket is designed to be used with the Left Screen Reinforcement Bracket (43520202) - found in Related Products below

Please Note: Exceptions to model/year fitment

Model:	Starting:	Ending:	Notes:
R1200 GS	2013	2016	Does not fit with 43520-222
R1200 GS	2017	2018	Does not fit with 43520-222
R1200 GS Adventure	2014	2018	Does not fit with 43520-222
R1250 GS	2019	+	Does not fit with 43520-222
R1250 GS Adventure	2019	+	Does not fit with 43520-222

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(3.7) 3 Reviews

Vince

Verified Buyer

10/13/2018

Great item, works great

I bought this cause I’m going to mount a wind deflector on top of my windshield , this helps support the windshield while traveling on the highway. Very easy to install and I would definitely buy this item again

christopher huerd

Verified Buyer

09/26/2017

No need

The idea is good but don't waste you money. You really need another mounting point for the right side like the screen reinforcement. i have noticed that the right side still has more movement than the left hand side so i wouldn't buy again. It does look good and i a great idea but just not the support you need/want.

Clifford Musante

07/10/2015

Great idea, good approach

The new GS Adventure has a reasonably tall windshield, but the screen has pretty good structural integrity. When and if you replace the stock windscreen with a replacement, this device becomes very important. Given the way that the windshield attaches to the bike, this solution is pretty good, but the challenge comes from dealing with space constraints, once it's installed. For example, after installing the brace, it was almost impossible to insert the key into the Navigator V locking bracket, as I tried to install or remove the Navigator V. To solve the problem, I was forced to loosen the mounting bracket for the Nav V, and slide it to the right on the mounting bar by about 3/8 inch. The solution worked pretty well, and the key can now be inserted without any trouble. All in all, this is the best solution to the problem, but challenging space constraints make it hard for this solution to be perfect.