Wunderlich Tornado Drive Cover, BMW Motorcycle

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Description

Wunderlich Tornado Final Drive Cover

Available Colors: Black, Silver, or Titanium

This part covers up the large hole of the final drive of the new generation bikes. Both ends of the hub are covered and make the whole assembly look much nicer and cleaner. The covers have a precision machined turbine-like pattern that gives it a flowing, dynamic appearance. The covers use a clever expanding "O"-ring clamping method, and to ensure no bolts or threads spoil the appearance on the outside, we have added a special tool that hooks into the holes for easy and safe fitting.

Details:

Improves appearance of hub
Operating temperatures unchanged
Covers both ends with turbine design
Secure expanding "O"-ring clamping method
CNC precision machined out of solid aluminum
Easy to fit, includes special tool and 2 "Boxer" emblems
Anodized black, silver or titanium colors
Sold complete with special tool

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*Installation estimated at 10 minutes for this part may vary depending on skill level.

Instructions

Reviews

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(4.8) 11 Reviews

Joe Malin

Verified Buyer

05/08/2017

Nice Bling for a Beemer

The Tornado Final Drive "Cover" is actually an insert that fits snugly into the large hole in the hub of modern BMWs. The cover has no function other than to beautify your bike, but it's stylish add-on that gets people's attention. Installation is simple and takes five minutes. Once installed, it's not gonna come out! I give it four instead of five stars for one reason only: the logos in the center of the left and right covers are stick-on rather than machined in. I think this is a bit cheap, but when the stickers are applied they look good

Alex

04/24/2015

BMW R nine T

I love the look of this cover on my bike. The only problem I expirienced is with installation. The instructions are poorly made and it took me to spend some time to figure out how to install it properly and my finger got injured a bit. If I'll have time I'll write here how to install it correctly without any issues.

Ron Thomas

04/21/2014

Awesome product

Great product, made of the highest quality, just what you expect from wunderlich!

Vendetta

04/19/2014

Great Look!

This cover offers a "must have" fix to a glaring styling omission on alot of BMW models. There are other covers out there but I think this one is hands down the best looking, and it is extremely well made. Installation is simple and they give you a cool tool to do the install!

BobF

12/31/2013

Turbine Cover

Item is nicely machined and finished. Only thing I would add is that website writeup does not indicate that "K" bike inserts are also included along with "Boxer" inserts so I ended up buying an additional set of "K" bike inserts unnecessarily.....now I have spares!

Doug R

08/27/2013

K1300S Installation

Machining and finish are both excellent. I have another similar product produced by another German manufacturer which has straight holes drilled through. While also of excellent quality, the way the Tornado hubs are machined is simply much more visually stunning mounted on a 2013 K1300S 30th anniversary. Nice custom touch which always seems to draw attention from fellow bikers.

Jerry brown

02/26/2013

Looks great on the bike

Put the item on the bike and it looks great covers the hole in the hub great

Jeffrey Thomas

04/27/2012

Looks Good

Improves the look of the tails shaft assembly.

Str8ball

06/27/2011

Great addition!

A well-machined piece and looks good on the bike.

Allan R

05/25/2011

Final Drive Covers

The quality of this piece is excellent. It is well engineered compared to others I thought of purchasing. I especially like the tool it comes with to facilitate removal. Very nice to not have to use a screw driver and end up scratching the parts.

Jim Reynolds

04/29/2011

Hubba-Hubba

This cover is a nicely finished piece. I wiped a little lithium grease on the o-rings before I installed the cover - just in case they decided to stick to the inside of the hub. Then I put the little "wrench" into my tool kit.