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Wunderlich GmbH<br />

Kranzweiherweg 12<br />

D-53489 Sinzig-Gewerbepark<br />

Tel. +49 (0) 2642 9798-0<br />

Fax +49 (0) 2642 9798-33<br />

E-Mail info@wunderlich.de<br />

Internet www.wunderlich.de<br />

<strong>OnRoad</strong> Catalogue <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>2011</strong><br />

1985 – <strong>2010</strong> • 25 Jahre Wunderlich • 1985 – <strong>2010</strong> • 25 Jahre Wunderlich •<br />

<strong>OnRoad</strong> <strong>Katalog</strong> <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>2011</strong><br />

Individuality for BMW road motorcycles<br />

Schutzgebühr 5,00 EUR


complete your BMW.<br />

Wunderlich<br />

OffRoad Catalogue <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>2011</strong><br />

We have summarised our GS competence<br />

in a 570 page OffRoad catalogue!<br />

Exclusively for:<br />

F 650 GS/ Dakar,<br />

F 650/800 GS (Twin),<br />

R 850/1100/1150 GS/ Adventure,<br />

R 1200 GS/Adventure and HP2.<br />

Language versions available:<br />

English, Italian, French and Spanish.<br />

Ask your official Wunderlich dealer for a<br />

printed copy, or download from<br />

www.wunderlich.de/update<br />

Start here. All the essential information: www.wunderlich.de/update<br />

Find an Official Wunderlich Dealer in your country<br />

Download up-to-date and new catalogue sections, corrections and brand<br />

new <strong>parts</strong> that are not included in the printed catalogues!<br />

Imprint<br />

International Internet Presence<br />

The Wunderlich website has been recently upgraded<br />

and modernised. For our export customers the international<br />

section offers a lot of useful information.<br />

Enter the international website through<br />

www.wunderlich.de/update and from there it is easy<br />

to navigate to all the various information and download<br />

sections:<br />

The Content:<br />

• Catalogues: Download all the current international catalogue<br />

sections, as well as new sections of bike models bikes not<br />

included in our printed catalogues. Includes all the model<br />

sections, accessories for all bikes, touring reports and special<br />

promotions. Available are English, Italian, Spanish and French<br />

catalogue sections.<br />

• Instructions / manuals: Download fitting instructions in English<br />

and colour. The list is constantly upgraded.<br />

• Press releases and news: All the latest press releases and<br />

product news from Wunderlich.<br />

• Wunderlich Bikes: Download PDF’s of Wunderlich bikes, conversions<br />

and show bike specials.<br />

• Dealers: Find an official Wunderlich dealer in your country.<br />

Our dealers will provide you with <strong>parts</strong> and information, and<br />

will help you with inquiries and customer service in your language.<br />

• New <strong>parts</strong>: Download information about new <strong>parts</strong> that are<br />

not included in the printed catalogues.<br />

The international internet pages are updated on a daily<br />

basis. New content is added, more catalogue sections<br />

are translated into languages, newly developed <strong>parts</strong><br />

are published and presented before they are included<br />

in the printed catalogues, and more instructions in<br />

English and other languages are added.<br />

www.wunderlich.de/update<br />

www.wunderlich.de/manuals: Download fitting instructions in<br />

English/Italian/German/Spanish/French<br />

Copyright by Wunderlich GmbH. Reproduction, printing or use of any material from this catalogue is not permitted unless authorised by the Wunderlich GmbH. Photos: Till Kohlmey, Michael Engelke,<br />

Gerhard Rudolf „Buenos Dias“, Felix von Canstein „Pro-Photo“, Erich Wunderlich, Oliver Lohner. Furthermore, we would also like to thank all people who have given us permission to use their<br />

pictures.


Editorial<br />

Dear motorcycle fans,<br />

This year, an exciting anniversary awaits us. A whole<br />

quarter century has now passed since we at Wunderlich<br />

came up with our first products and ideas. This<br />

means that you, our customers, have since 1985 been<br />

turning common-or-garden two-wheelers into highly<br />

personalised motorcycles. With our commitment and<br />

enthusiasm we were then - and still remain - at the<br />

cutting edge of the blue-and-white brand‘s accessories<br />

market.<br />

We have often been copied, which is something we are proud of. You know you‘ve<br />

got a good product when everyone else wants to cash in on it too. But we are the<br />

original. This applies just as much to our team, members of which are not infrequently<br />

courted by our competitors. Happily, however, our capable staff members,<br />

the nucleus of our success, have stayed loyal to the team. This includes some who<br />

were there right at the start, such as departmental managers Peter Hoppe, Ingrid<br />

Ulrich and Peter Decker. Alexander de la Motte, deputy managing director, has also<br />

been with us for more than 15 years. We are really proud of the stability of our team,<br />

of the large number of trainees who come to us, and of the fact that we can offer so<br />

many of them a job at the end of their training.<br />

The On Road Catalogue that you are now holding offers you an enormous<br />

range of high-quality, practical and attractive accessories. You too can use<br />

them to turn your BMW into a perfect machine to reflect your individuality.<br />

We also owe our success to the fact that you appreciate<br />

our products. Considerably more than 30,000<br />

participants followed the call to choose their Best<br />

Brand of <strong>2010</strong>, using their votes to give Wunderlich<br />

first place in the Customising category. We are proud and delighted to have received<br />

this accolade in our anniversary year: we would like to offer those who voted<br />

for us a resounding thank-you and to assure you that we see this vote both as a<br />

confirmation of what we have done so far and as encouragement to do even better<br />

in the future.<br />

We have been living for motorcycles for 25 years. My team and I will be delighted if<br />

you, our customers, will join us in doing the same in the future.<br />

Erich Wunderlich<br />

Important comment: The <strong>parts</strong> sold by us are road legal and approved for use in<br />

Germany/Europe. Please make sure that they are road legal in your country - your<br />

Wunderlich dealer will be happy to provide you with information.<br />

Just one quick closing remark: We are of course delighted that so many of our<br />

customers are lady bikers. We would appeal to you particularly not to take offence at<br />

the fact that most of the texts in our catalogue have for the sake of simplicity been<br />

written from a male perspective, even though many of our products have been developed<br />

in response to wishes expressed by our female bike-riding staff members.


Research and Development<br />

at Wunderlich<br />

Hundreds of the high-quality in-house products listed<br />

in our catalogue have been adopted as a matter of<br />

course by BMW riders. Just how much time and<br />

expense goes into the development of every individual<br />

part is something that does not normally come<br />

to light.<br />

Our technicians, engineers and developers meet at<br />

least once a week in a roundtable session. In these<br />

sessions, furious thinking takes place, and ideas<br />

come up. These are put through their paces on the<br />

metaphorical test bed - to be consigned to the bin,<br />

discussed, played with, or worked out in greater<br />

detail. When these development meetings take place<br />

Wunderlich - machining centre with automated tool change allows for the fully automatic, round-theclock<br />

creation of complex forms<br />

at Wunderlich, the creativity knows no bounds. Erich<br />

Wunderlich sees his team as a forge for hammering<br />

out ideas. Most of the ideas on new, innovative products<br />

come up in-house or are developed in collaboration<br />

with selected partner companies.<br />

If the meeting approves of an idea, the following questions<br />

are asked: Does the product have any chance<br />

on the market? Is there already something out there<br />

like it? What does the marketing department think<br />

of it? And finally, can it even be done? If a decision<br />

is made to take it further, the new product makes<br />

the first step from theory to practice in the form of<br />

a preliminary drawing. If the part in question is to be<br />

turned, machined or made of formed sheet metal, the<br />

next step is to create a 3D CAD drawing which forms<br />

the basis of a first prototype to be made in one of<br />

the firm‘s two in-house machining centres or in the<br />

prototype workshop. Meticulous hand work leads to<br />

the creation of a model which is usually subjected to<br />

initial testing procedures.<br />

If the idea in question is for a complex 3D product, a<br />

volume model made out of easily malleable material,<br />

such as Claytone (a kind of modelling clay), is created<br />

to work out aspects of design, form and function.<br />

It is at this point that Wunderlich‘s ultra-modern<br />

research and development institutions get involved:<br />

The completed model is scanned using a modern 3-D<br />

laser scanner, and the surface, form and dimensions<br />

are imported into the CAD system with a high degree<br />

of precision. A so-called Rapid Prototyping printer<br />

is now used to create the actual prototype itself out<br />

of the 3-D functional model using a plastics printing<br />

procedure (similar to a LaserJet, this however uses a<br />

jet of plastic to create three-dimensional forms). Two<br />

CNC machining centres are also available. The test<br />

sample is then given the first of its final polishes by<br />

being adapted to the vehicle.<br />

The real test, of course, takes place in practice. The<br />

components are tested, placed under load, checked<br />

and evaluated again and again until they reach their<br />

utmost limits of tolerance. Whether on the racetrack<br />

or in the course of extensive and thorough trials in all<br />

four corners of the world, each and every part has<br />

to prove its worth under extreme conditions. Some<br />

products may also be withdrawn and chucked away<br />

at this stage of the development process - which is of<br />

course what it is for.<br />

Once all the hurdles mentioned so far have been<br />

cleared - and the bar is set very high - what follows<br />

is the secret fear of some bikers: the TÜV (technical<br />

certification) test. Thanks to our high product and<br />

quality standards, dialogue with the TÜV Rheinland<br />

organisation is no problem whatever. It‘s not for nothing<br />

that Wunderlich was one of the very first firms in<br />

the motorcycling sector to be certified according to<br />

the DIN/EN/ISO 9001:2001 standard, which meets<br />

the standards of the German Federal Office for Motor<br />

Traffic (KBA). The processes that are precisely defined<br />

and supervised by this standard provide the guarantee<br />

that all safety-relevant regulations and provisions<br />

are fully observed. It goes without saying, of course,<br />

that the testers go into the most minute detail in the<br />

course of their rigorous tests and checks.<br />

Finally the product is finished and approved for road<br />

use. It is not unusual for this period from the very first<br />

idea to final approval to last five to six months; in the<br />

case of new technologies the wait can be as long as<br />

three years. It is completely in line with our intentions<br />

that not every product makes it into mass production.<br />

„We have to allocate a certain share of our budget to<br />

the promotion of innovative products which can then<br />

provide impetus or serve as prototypes in a quest to<br />

push the limits of the possible,“ explains company<br />

boss Erich Wunderlich. As an example of this he cites<br />

the costly and labour-intensive development of a<br />

road-legal natural gas conversion for motorcycles.<br />

Although this never made it into mass production,<br />

the project nonetheless generated huge amounts of<br />

valuable experience for the whole development team<br />

and was a real boost to technical progress. „One of a<br />

whole lot of developments that were gratefully seized<br />

on by the competition and passed off as their own,“<br />

observes the head of R & D, Frank Tholey, with a wry<br />

glint in his eye.<br />

The vast majority of the products that make it through<br />

to mass production is, of course, meant for the customer.<br />

So the next step is production. At Wunderlich<br />

we do initial and small production runs. For large<br />

production runs the company works with various different,<br />

appropriately qualified cooperation partners.<br />

High quality standards are just as important here as<br />

they would be in house. Nothing is done on the cheap<br />

- there is nothing but the best of rigorously monitored<br />

German manufacturing. Wunderlich‘s partner firms<br />

are mostly located in the same region as we are. Close<br />

cooperation, regular consultation and regular monitoring<br />

are the rule rather than the exception. This means<br />

security for both parties - to the ultimate benefit of<br />

you, the customer.<br />

You might be forgiven for thinking that manufacture<br />

brings a product‘s development cycle to a close. This<br />

is almost the case. It would be the end of the story if<br />

it weren‘t for the small matter of fitting or user instructions.<br />

Thomas Schumann, workshop foreman and<br />

head of the test workshop: „We take great care over<br />

this point - after all, we know how annoying it can be<br />

to be confronted with inaccurate or over-complicated<br />

instructions. In fact, we take just as much care in the<br />

creation of usable and user-friendly descriptions for<br />

use by the layman as we do in product development.<br />

And if even that isn‘t good enough, our phone support<br />

people are on hand to give further help.“<br />

It must by now have become clear just how much<br />

effort and expenditure goes into the development<br />

of our products for our customers. High quality, fair<br />

value for money and, above all, the highest possible<br />

degree of safety are all values which come to the fore<br />

at Wunderlich.<br />

First concept drawings of a new hand protector On the basis of the drawing, a raw component is<br />

made using Claytone<br />

The Claytone model is recorded by laser scan The scan is used to generate a 3D drawing<br />

High-tech from start to finish: We use our 3D printer to create the first prototype out of ABS plastic<br />

over night<br />

Test fitting of the printed prototype Test workshop for the test fittings, tests etc.<br />

2 3


25 Wunderlich Years<br />

25 years of functional products for the perfect,<br />

individual motorcycle<br />

We extend our thanks to all our customers<br />

and business partners. In <strong>2010</strong> we shall<br />

be celebrating our 25th anniversary. For a<br />

quarter of a century the name of Wunderlich<br />

has been inseparably connected with<br />

the Yamaha and BMW brands.<br />

The story of Wunderlich GmbH began in<br />

Erich Wunderlich‘s parents‘ garage.<br />

An 8-page, manually typed catalogue was<br />

produced presenting the first products<br />

such as the innovative direct lubrication<br />

system for the overhead camshaft.<br />

After two years the garage became too<br />

small, and we moved into a warehouse<br />

at the station in Ahrweiler. The products<br />

ranged from chassis optimisation kit to<br />

performance enhancement, and, in 1988,<br />

our present-day production manager, Peter<br />

Hoppe, became our first employee.<br />

The path we had chosen had long since<br />

proved to be the right one, and our second<br />

relocation into an idyllic old vineyard<br />

with more than 1000 m22 of warehousing<br />

space became essential as early as 1989.<br />

The purchase of an R 100 GS marked the<br />

start of our love affair with BMW, and our<br />

first trade show appearance at the IFMA<br />

in Cologne in 1991 caused something of a<br />

splash. Just one year later, our catalogue<br />

was extended to a print run of 5,000,<br />

with 67 pages covering more than 200<br />

products. Four years further on, the catalogue‘s<br />

print run had reached 20,000, and<br />

Wunderlich decided to focus exclusively<br />

on BMW.<br />

Things went on happening fast. The workforce<br />

grew continuously, and another<br />

move - not to be our last - took place to<br />

our first fully-owned premises in Bodendorf.<br />

Since 2004 we have been in Sinzig,<br />

where 3 buildings provide enough space<br />

for all our departments, from administration<br />

to R & D and warehousing.<br />

„25 years“ may just trip off the tongue, but<br />

the fact is that our youngest employees<br />

weren‘t even born then; a quick look back<br />

confirms that it has been a long time.<br />

1985 At 17, Boris Becker becomes the<br />

first German to win Wimbledon.<br />

Erich Wunderlich sets up the company at<br />

the parental home in Ahrweiler. The first<br />

catalogue appears: 8 pages in size, typed<br />

on the typewriter of Alberto, Wunderlich<br />

senior. Focal point of the catalogue: As the<br />

young Wunderlich was a fan of muscular<br />

torque, it of course had to be the legendary<br />

one-lungers from Yamaha: the XT and the<br />

SR 500.<br />

1986 The Soviet Union launches the core<br />

module of the space station „Mir“ into orbit.<br />

Development of a direct lubrication system<br />

for the single cylinder‘s overhead camshaft.<br />

The first production run exceeds the<br />

budget by many multiples. The first advert<br />

is run to great acclaim in „Tourenfahrer“<br />

(German motorcycle magazine).<br />

1987 The USA starts to create the GPS<br />

network.<br />

Things get too tight in the parental home,<br />

and the first move becomes necessary. An<br />

office with attached warehouse is hired at<br />

Ahrweiler station at a peppercorn rent. The<br />

product spe<strong>ctr</strong>um ranges from chassis<br />

improvements right up to expensive and<br />

complex performance enhancements.<br />

1988 George Bush senior is elected president<br />

of the USA.<br />

Development, customer services and<br />

sales become too much for one person<br />

to manage. The first employee is hired.<br />

He is Peter Hoppe, present-day production<br />

manager and one of the pillars of the<br />

company.<br />

1989 Fall of the Berlin Wall.<br />

The old warehouse is bursting at the<br />

seams. The firm moves into an idyllic old<br />

Erich Wunderlich (left) and Peter Hoppe (right) in 1994 in front of the firm‘s former<br />

premises in Ahrweiler.<br />

vineyard in Ahrweiler with more than 1000<br />

m2 of warehousing space. The first BMW<br />

appears in the company fleet. It is an R<br />

100 GS.<br />

1990 The leaning tower of Pisa is closed to<br />

the public for safety reasons.<br />

The youngest of Wunderlich‘s current employees<br />

is born. The break with the Yamaha<br />

motorcycle brand is on the horizon.<br />

1991 „Ötzi“, a glacier mummy of more than<br />

5,000 years in age, is found in the border<br />

region between North and South Tyrol.<br />

The first appearance at the IFMA trade<br />

show in Cologne. Wunderlich presents<br />

the first converted R 100 GS with double<br />

headlights, double rear lights and many<br />

other refinements.<br />

1992 The XXV summer Olympic Games<br />

take place in Barcelona.<br />

The first independent BMW accessories<br />

catalogue is published. At 67 pages in<br />

length, it covers a range of more than 200<br />

accessories and has a print run of 5,000<br />

copies.<br />

1993 Boris Yeltsin wins the first democratic<br />

elections to be held in Russia.<br />

The R 1100 GS is introduced: a milestone<br />

in the history of the BMW model and confirmation<br />

that the firm has placed its trust<br />

in the right brand.<br />

1994 Sony introduces the first Playstation<br />

in Japan.<br />

This is the year of the new R 1100 GS,<br />

which also finally catalyses the firm‘s complete<br />

switch of focus to the BMW brand.<br />

1995 Jacques Chirac is elected president<br />

of France.<br />

The success of Munich‘s finest assures<br />

continuous growth at Wunderlich. On<br />

average, more than 50 parcels of accessories<br />

leave the firm‘s premises each day.<br />

1996 The XXVI summer Olympic Games<br />

take place in Atlanta/USA.<br />

Development of the ERGO seat benches<br />

and touring screens.<br />

1997 The Labour Party under Tony Blair<br />

The headquarter in 2009 with offices, shop and dispatch<br />

warehouse (1), the first completed section of the high rack<br />

warehouse (2) and the R & D department (3). On the right can<br />

be seen a part of our testing area and some of the outlying<br />

units (white garages), such as the motor power testing station<br />

and the archive etc.<br />

wins the British General Election.<br />

The number of employees has risen to 12.<br />

5 of these are responsible full-time for customer<br />

service: in person and on the phone.<br />

1998 A 3-0 win over Brazil wins the French<br />

football team the World cup in Paris.<br />

A catalogue is now produced annually with<br />

a year-on-year increase in the number of<br />

products. In-house developments form an<br />

increasingly important part of the product<br />

range. First appearance at the INTERMOT<br />

trade show in Munich.<br />

1999 Johannes Rau is elected president of<br />

the Federal Republic of Germany.<br />

Insufficient warehousing space, confined<br />

offices and a lack of customer parking<br />

forces the firm to move yet again: this time<br />

to Bodendorf.<br />

2000 Michael Schumacher wins the Formula<br />

1 Drivers‘ Championship for Ferrari.<br />

Wunderlich becomes one of the first of the<br />

few firms in the motorcycling sector to be<br />

certified according to DIN/EN/ISO 9001,<br />

allowing the company to apply for TÜV<br />

certificates. Wunderlich is represented for<br />

the first time in its own right at the INTER-<br />

MOT with a 65 m2 stand. This is a glittering<br />

success: Importers from all over the world<br />

almost have to fight for the rights to sell<br />

in their own countries what has become<br />

a very comprehensive range of BMW accessories.<br />

2001 The Czech Republic wins the World<br />

Ice Hockey Championship, beating Finland<br />

in the final.<br />

Wunderlich GmbH becomes the first firm<br />

in the motorcycling sector to be certified<br />

according to DIN/EN/ISO 9001:2000,<br />

which meets the standards of the German<br />

Federal Office for Motor Traffic (KBA).<br />

2002 _Introduction of the Euro.<br />

The first office containers are erected on<br />

the site at Bad Bodendorf. The premises<br />

are once again close to capacity. The<br />

Yamaha business area is wound up to allow<br />

a complete focus on the development<br />

and testing of BMW products.<br />

2003 Concorde flies from New York to<br />

Paris for the very last time.<br />

Four large, white sea containers have now<br />

been put up on the Wunderlich site. The<br />

hottest summer in a century is great for<br />

motorcycle users; however, temperatures<br />

in the office containers occa-sionally top<br />

40° C. The first plans are laid for a new<br />

building in the industrial estate at Sinzig.<br />

2004 The Greek football team under Otto<br />

Rehhagel wins the European Championship.<br />

In January 2004 the firm moves into its new<br />

home on the Kranzweiherweg. Wunderlich<br />

lays on the first Open Day, which is celebrated<br />

by more than 1000 customers.<br />

2005 Angela Merkel is elected chancellor<br />

of the Federal Republic of Germany.<br />

Wunderlich celebrates its 20th anniversary<br />

and looks forward to the next 20 years!<br />

2006 The football World Cup takes place<br />

in Germany.<br />

Acquisitions include a 3D printer for Rapid<br />

Prototyping, a 3D laser scanner and a new<br />

CNC milling machine.<br />

2007 Germany beats Poland to become<br />

world handball champion.<br />

The „Classic“ catalogue, the 19th edition<br />

of the Wunderlich catalogue, is published.<br />

Nine new members of staff are taken on (R<br />

& D, marketing, sales, purchase, dispatch,<br />

accounts).<br />

2008 Barack Obama is elected president<br />

of the USA.<br />

A new high rack warehouse with a capacity<br />

for 524 pallets and a floor area of some<br />

600 m2 is built.<br />

2009 Pilot Chesley B. Sullenberger avoids<br />

a disaster by ditching his plane in the Hudson<br />

River in New York.<br />

The <strong>OnRoad</strong> catalogue, which comprises<br />

around 700 pages, is published with a print<br />

run of 40,000.<br />

<strong>2010</strong> <strong>2010</strong> Wunderlich celebrates its 25th<br />

anniversary and offers its congratulations<br />

to Sarah Hughes, Tianna Madison, Lily<br />

Allen, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lewis Hamilton,<br />

Michael Phelps and all others born in 1985.<br />

This year, as a special gift, the readers<br />

of „Motorrad“ magazine vote us the Best<br />

Brand in the customising category.<br />

4<br />

5<br />

3<br />

First fully-owned company premises in Bad Bodendorf 1999<br />

2<br />

1


Index<br />

News <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>2011</strong><br />

Page 8 - 39<br />

Accessories<br />

Page 40 - 155<br />

Navigation & Motomedia<br />

Page 156 - 179<br />

F 800 S/ST, F 650 ST/CS,<br />

G 650 Xcountry/Xmoto<br />

Page 180 - 245<br />

F 800 R<br />

Page 246 - 291<br />

R 850/1100/1150/1200 R,<br />

HP2 Megamoto<br />

Page 292 - 399<br />

R 1100/1150/1200 RS/ST/RT<br />

Page 400 - 491<br />

R 1100/1200 S, HP2 Sport<br />

Page 492 - 569<br />

R 1200 C/CL<br />

Page 570 - 603<br />

K 1200/1300 S/R/R-Sport<br />

Page 604 - 669<br />

K 1100/1200 RS,<br />

K 1200 GT (up to 2005)<br />

Page 670 - 709<br />

K 1100/1200 LT,<br />

K 1200/1300 GT (2006 onwards)<br />

Page 710 - 765


Keyword Index Table<br />

News <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>2011</strong><br />

Accessories<br />

Navigation and<br />

Motomedia<br />

F 800 S/ST,<br />

F 600 ST/CS,<br />

G 650 Xcountry/Xmoto<br />

A<br />

Air filters + filter accessories 98 231 285 381 479 545, 561 599 698-699 754-755<br />

Air Duct Cover + PowerInlet Kit 650, 661<br />

Air intake duct covers 361<br />

Air pumps + compressors 56<br />

Aluminium covers 10 214, 221 346 - 352 452 - 458<br />

512, 528<br />

- 533<br />

587 - 590 656 - 657 690 - 691 743 - 746<br />

Aluminium rear shock adjuster 219 252 353 460 498 + 533 592 691<br />

Auxiliary headlights + accessories<br />

B<br />

21-23 75-77 232-233 268-269 385-387 434-436 516 578 634-635 703 728-729<br />

Badges + Pins 153<br />

Bags + rucksacks 150-152 575<br />

Batteries + battery accessories 234-235 382-383 480-489 562-563 600-601 700 753<br />

Belly pans 361 540, 544 642-643<br />

Bike covers 87<br />

Bolt sets + fixing equipment 116 220 366-367 467-469 550-551 593 657 695 748-749<br />

Brake + clutch reservoir covers 206-207 262, 271 345-346, 365 450-451 536-537 585 637, 640 694 740-741<br />

Brake caliper covers 365 466 538 583, 586 655 694 739<br />

Brake caliper/fluid reservoir/cylinder protection 202 261, 262 336<br />

Brake discs + pads 60-63<br />

Brake lever enlarger 30 196 252 318 425 507 675 724<br />

Brake lever lock 113<br />

Brake levers (adjustable) 191-192 251 308 415, 465 499, 536 618, 655 676 720<br />

Brake light switch bracket/protector 439<br />

Bulbs/lamps<br />

C - D<br />

70-73<br />

Camshaft sprocket cover 347 455 531 591<br />

Camshafts 378 478 557<br />

Carbon + CS tank pads 217+220 544 644<br />

Carbon-fibre <strong>parts</strong> 10, 30, 32-38 216-217 273,276-277 325,356-363 462-464 542-549<br />

626-627,<br />

642-650<br />

747<br />

Cardan shaft (final drive) covers 10 325, 359 438 543<br />

Care products 88-94<br />

Centre stand + accessories 190 255 611<br />

Chain kits + chain protectors + accessories 31 218, 237-239 265, 280-281<br />

“Clear-Protect” leg protectors 414<br />

Clothing 122-124, 126<br />

Clutch 100<br />

Clutch fluid reservoir cover 345-346, 365 450-451 536-537 585 637, 640 694 740-741<br />

Clutch lever (adjustable) 191-192 251 308 415 499, 536 618, 655 676 720<br />

Clutch protector 623, 626 747<br />

Clutch reservoir protector 336<br />

Cockpit fairings + Cockpit + instrument surrounds 214 270 331 440, 460-461 520 585 630 687 746<br />

Cooler protector / surround 204 264, 277 338, 358 444-445 523 624-625, 648 681 733-734<br />

CruiseControl 128 213 253 309 423 507 615 675 725<br />

Cylinder protectors + valve cover protectors 11 322-323 430-431 512-513<br />

Design elements (sticker and pad sets) 215 272 305 651-653<br />

Diagnostic equipment + Carbtune Synchroniser<br />

E - F<br />

112-113<br />

“Earless” mirror conversion 535<br />

Ele<strong>ctr</strong>ics + charging devices 78-86<br />

Engine protector plate 628<br />

Exhaust Heat Shield carbon fibre 30<br />

Exhaust systems + accessories<br />

225, 228<br />

- 229<br />

282 369 - 373 471-474 553-555 595 649, 659-660 697 751-752<br />

Fairing extensions / deflectors / flaps 18 189 302, 328-329 407, 414, 437 496 574 611 674 718<br />

First aid sets 127<br />

Foot protectors / leg protectors 329-330 414, 437 719<br />

Footrests + footrest lowering kits 193-194 314-316 420-421, 424<br />

504-505,<br />

508-509<br />

616-617 679 722<br />

Fork springs + fork oil 45<br />

Fork tube covers + fork protectors 217 336, 347<br />

Frame protectors 339 733<br />

Fuel hose coupling + accessories 96, 107<br />

Funnel<br />

G<br />

93<br />

Gaiters 260 335 438<br />

Gaskets + accessories 106, 108<br />

Gear lever + lever enlarger 30 196 252 318 425 507 675 723<br />

Generator covers (carbon/alu.) + generator plugs 221 359 462 543<br />

Grab rail<br />

H - I<br />

575<br />

Hand protectors + accessories 260 328 637<br />

Handlebar bag 245 399 490 764<br />

Handlebar end weights 213 312, 344 450 535 654 688 740<br />

Handlebar muffs 128<br />

Handlebar riser 194 310-312 416-417 613 678 721<br />

Handlebars 196 312 420 501-502 613 677<br />

Headlight conversion 652<br />

Headlight grill 203<br />

Headstock bolt cover + thermometer cap 344-345 452-453 528 688<br />

Hearing protection 120<br />

Heat exchanger protectors 39 265<br />

Heated grips 130<br />

Heel guard 337 458 549 626<br />

F 800 R<br />

R 850/1100/1150/1200 R,<br />

HP2 Megamoto<br />

R 1100/1150/1200<br />

RS/ST/RT<br />

R 1100/1200 S,<br />

HP2 Sport<br />

R 1200 C/CL<br />

K 1200/1300 S/R/R-Sport<br />

K 1100/1200 RS,<br />

K 1200 GT (models to<br />

2005)<br />

K 1100/1200 LT,<br />

K1200/1300 GT<br />

(models from 2006)<br />

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F 800 S/ST,<br />

F 600 ST/CS,<br />

G 650 Xcountry/Xmoto<br />

Helmet camera 179<br />

Horn + horn guard 334, 395 489 569 587 669 707 765<br />

Hub covers + hub centre caps 351+352 458+459 532 641 745<br />

Indicator housing, carbon 542<br />

Indicators + accessories 78-80 235-236 280 388-389 484 564-565 603 664 701 756-757<br />

Inner mudguard 17 267<br />

Inspection kits<br />

K - L<br />

99<br />

Key chain + key holder 120-121<br />

Lamp surround 464<br />

Lifting handle 318 425 723<br />

Lighter with LED light 125<br />

Luggage strapping loops + accessories 148<br />

Luggage racks + accessories<br />

M - N<br />

137-138 727<br />

Magnetic board 125<br />

Magnetic oil filter add-on “Filter Plus” 99<br />

Magnetic oil drain plugs 97<br />

Manoeuvrability aids + lifters 42-44<br />

Maps + literature<br />

116-118,<br />

154-155<br />

MediaBag + accessories 174-175<br />

Mirror safety wires 446 580 685 736<br />

Mirrors + mirror extensions 12 65-69 197 253 314 422 619 717<br />

Mudguard / mudguard rail 17 216 273 356, 357 463 547 586 643, 644<br />

Mudguard extensions 203 255, 267 339, 340 445 525 580 633 683 735<br />

MultiPod + accessories 162, 168-172<br />

Navigation + accessories 29 159-179 485 167<br />

Number plate carrier<br />

O - P<br />

31 223 273 353<br />

539+540,<br />

546<br />

646, 653<br />

Oil cooler grill 338, 358 444-445 523 624 734<br />

Oil filter tools /protection 39 98 265<br />

Oil plugs + oil plug conversion kit 211 266 326-327 432-433 514-515 578-579<br />

Öil temperature gauges 218 266 687 748<br />

Oils, filters + accessories 94-98<br />

Paintwork protection 205 341 447 522 581 636 684 737<br />

Panniers, cases, top boxes, carriers + accessories 39 139-147 290-91<br />

Paralever torque arm 317 422 506 615, 653 724 + 742<br />

Protection bars + accessories / crash protection<br />

R<br />

21 199-202 257-259 321-324 427-429 512 577 621-623<br />

RapidBike 101<br />

Rear carrier bags + rear seat bags 138, 149 243-245 289 395-397 489+491 569 669 709 765<br />

Rear lights + accessories 16, 38 236 279, 280 390-391 565 601 665 702<br />

Rear wheel covers + huggers 216 276 358 463 548 626, 641 692<br />

Rim stickers<br />

S<br />

57<br />

Screens and windshields 185-189 250, 277 297-304 406-413 495-497, 542 573+574 607-611 673-674 713-716<br />

Screen adjusters 743<br />

Seat heating + seat cushions 130-131<br />

Seats + accessories 27 108 183 249 295 403-404<br />

Side covers 362 545 639<br />

Side stand extensions 206 264 340 446 524 577 625 681 735<br />

Spark plugs + accessories 20 104-106<br />

Starter motor + starter motor cover 112 546<br />

Steel braided brake lines 64<br />

Steering stop + accessories 335 443 511<br />

Stickers 124<br />

Straps 147<br />

Sun visor strips + cleaners 119, 121<br />

Suspension + lowering kits<br />

T - V<br />

46-47, 50-52<br />

Tail conversion + fairing 276 360-363 646, 648<br />

Tank bags + accessories 134-135 241-243 287-288 393-395 487-488 567-568 667-668 705-706 759-761<br />

Tank pads + filler cap pads 204, 209 260 333-334 442-443 519, 521 581 629, 631 682, 685 732<br />

Telelever cover sets 346, 349 590<br />

Throttle valve housings<br />

20,28,55,58,<br />

337, 367 439, 465 518<br />

Tools<br />

64,111,114-<br />

116, 154<br />

Top yoke + yoke conversions 13 195-196 310, 319 417, 420 500-502 612 677<br />

Top yoke protectors 208 332 441 519 629 683, 689 727<br />

Tuning 230-231 284 375-380 476-479 557-561 596-599 661-662<br />

Tyre pressure gauge 54<br />

Tyre pressure monitoring systems 57<br />

Tyre repair kit + accessories 55<br />

Valve adjustment bolts 378 477 560 598<br />

Valve caps + angle valves 53<br />

Valve cover bolts 25 109 343 449 527<br />

Valve cover protectors 11 322-323 430-431 512-513<br />

Valve covers<br />

W - Z<br />

19<br />

Wheel changing tools/fitting aids 28 55, 58<br />

Wheel Bolts (theft-proof) 26 59 208 325 430 511 583 632 682 736<br />

Wrist watches 132-133<br />

F 800 R<br />

R 850/1100/1150/1200 R,<br />

HP2 Megamoto<br />

R 1100/1150/1200<br />

RS/ST/RT<br />

R 1100/1200 S,<br />

HP2 Sport<br />

R 1200 C/CL<br />

K 1200/1300 S/R/R-Sport<br />

K 1100/1200 RS,<br />

K 1200 GT (models to<br />

2005)<br />

K 1100/1200 LT,<br />

K1200/1300 GT<br />

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Erich Wunderlich:<br />

My GPS (satnav) recommendations<br />

I find it difficult myself when I am confronted<br />

by an impenetrable jungle of offers. So I<br />

have put together what are just my own<br />

recommendations, which might serve as a<br />

starting point for some people:<br />

TomTom Rider<br />

In my opinion, the best menus and intuitive<br />

operation. The map information is superior<br />

to most of its competitors. It comes with<br />

everything you will need. A single system<br />

including Bluetooth head-set that will not<br />

confront even amateurs with impossible<br />

tasks. Recommendation: this system is<br />

designed for anyone who appreciates the<br />

ease of the TomTom car navigation systems<br />

and is looking for an addition to their<br />

motorcycle that is as easy to use as possible.<br />

Even long-distance travel, to Brazil for<br />

example, is now no problem as there are<br />

already maps available for many countries<br />

outside Europe.<br />

Garmin zumo 660<br />

For worldwide travellers who also want a<br />

visual representation of their off-road position<br />

or who include geo-caching and other<br />

outdoor activities among their hobbies. The<br />

Bluetooth head-set is not included in the<br />

price, but, on the other hand, the system<br />

has a stereo jack audio output as well as the<br />

Bluetooth interface. Other positives include<br />

the fact that the zumo has a large screen<br />

and integrated loudspeaker, and the holder<br />

kits for cars and motorcycles are included.<br />

Recommendation: an all-round companion,<br />

designed for outdoor and off-road applications<br />

using the maps available. The logic of<br />

the navigation software seemed very complicated<br />

to me and not very user-friendly.<br />

Garmin nüvi 550 allround<br />

The little brother of the “zumo 660”. Also<br />

with an integrated loudspeaker, but without<br />

an interface for the audio output. Car holder<br />

included. Recommendation: if all you look<br />

at are maps or you have very good hearing<br />

(instructions are only given through the integrated<br />

loudspeaker), the “nüvi 550” is fine<br />

as an all-rounder designed for outdoor and<br />

off-road applications using the maps available.<br />

The logic of the navigation software<br />

seemed very complicated to me and not<br />

very user-friendly in this case either.<br />

Becker CROCODILE<br />

If this device had a waterproof audio output<br />

and/or Bluetooth, for me it would be<br />

the strongest competitor to the TomTom<br />

Rider. The map coverage is perfect (it even<br />

knows the smallest streets in southern<br />

Spain) and with the additional tools (available<br />

free of charge on the net) you can do<br />

as much with this reasonably priced device<br />

as with the Garmins. Can also be used<br />

for geo-caching and other outdoor activities.<br />

Integrated loudspeaker and car holder<br />

included. Overall, a well-balanced satnav<br />

that is easy to use for outdoor and off-road<br />

activities, as well as street navigation. Very<br />

detailed maps. Not as intuitive as the Tom-<br />

Tom software, but more powerful.<br />

MyNav Navigation Device<br />

The satnav for the motorcycle, car, walks and outdoor<br />

activities!<br />

Just imagine riding on your bike into the Alps and being<br />

able to enjoy the most charming off-road routes whenever<br />

you want to!<br />

For a long time this was only possible if you had several<br />

GPS devices in your luggage, kept changing maps<br />

or were prepared to make compromises in your route<br />

planning.<br />

But now those times are over: MyNav provides a navigation<br />

solution that facilitates automatic route planning<br />

and navigation with voice commands both on the streets<br />

and off-road.<br />

With more than 120,000 kilometres of bike routes and<br />

380,000 kilometres or rural roads and trails, a wide variety<br />

of individual routes can be put together.<br />

The intuitive operation makes quick and easy navigation<br />

possible. Switching from roads to off-road or the topo-<br />

graphical view is is very easy. The altitude option that can<br />

be switched on is just as helpful for challenging routes routes<br />

as the the numerous pre-installed POIs (points of interest).<br />

Part No.: 8600811*<br />

The MultiPod bracket is currently under development. For<br />

current availability please go to www.wunderlich.de<br />

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Tip: At www.pocketnavigation.de there<br />

are lots of tips, software updates, etc.<br />

Much of it is free, including the forum<br />

(http://forum.pocketnavigation.de), where,<br />

for example, we found a free software<br />

update for the Becker CROCODILE that will<br />

meet your every need (route illustrations,<br />

informative displays, etc.).<br />

Erich Wunderlich * Current prices of navigation systems<br />

As the navigation systems market is fiercely competitive and<br />

ever-changing we are not including any prices in our catalogue.<br />

You will find our current prices in our online shop at www.<br />

wunderlich.de<br />

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TomTom Rider II:<br />

Watertight and weatherproof<br />

Practical carrying bag for your Tom-<br />

Tom Rider II<br />

You can find our theft-proof holder<br />

for the TomTom Rider II on one of<br />

the following pages.<br />

Our experience<br />

The universal holder kit supplied by TomTom is sufficient for normal purposes.<br />

For sports and use on holiday, however, we urgently recommend the<br />

strong MultiPod.<br />

TomTom Rider II<br />

The first navigation device that was developed specifically<br />

for use on motorcycles. Its technical basis is the<br />

internationally successful “TomTom GO”, and it is run<br />

by the TomTom software that has been an exciting<br />

feature of our pocket PCs for years. Ever since the first<br />

navigation solutions appeared for pocket PCs, we have<br />

had very positive experience with the TomTom solution<br />

throughout Europe. In particular, the very simple, intuitive<br />

operation makes navigation fun and straightforward<br />

for anyone to use.<br />

Specifically designed for bikes<br />

The TomTom Rider II is strong and waterproof and is<br />

supplied with a wireless Cardo scala-rider® head-set,<br />

through which you can hear the spoken directions in<br />

your helmet in the highest quality.<br />

User-friendly<br />

Award-winning software that is easy to use and quick<br />

destination selection. Simply plug in, switch on and set<br />

off!<br />

Ensures a great biking experience<br />

Navigation from door to door throughout western Europe<br />

with crystal-clear 3D graphics and jump-free scrollable<br />

map presentation.<br />

All-round safety<br />

Simplified instructions in riding mode on a glove-friendly<br />

touch screen. Securely fitted in our world leading Multi-<br />

Pod motorcycle holder.<br />

Smart service and extras<br />

Plan your route on your PC, access radar camera locations<br />

and biker-friendly routes with beautiful landscapes,<br />

keep in touch with your biker friends on the road, and<br />

much more.<br />

Delivery includes:<br />

• The TomTom Rider II.<br />

• Scala-Rider Bluetooth head-set.<br />

• RAM mounting kit.<br />

• Safety carrying strap.<br />

• Pre-installed SD memory card.<br />

• Product code card.<br />

• TomTom HOME CD (route planning on the PC).<br />

• USB cable.<br />

• Charging station.<br />

• Battery charger cable.<br />

• TomTom Rider carrying bag.<br />

• Quick guide.<br />

TomTom Rider II Europa Part No.: 8600862*<br />

Garmin zumo 660<br />

The zumo 660 Europa will win you over with its slim,<br />

bike-friendly design and the 4.3” wide touch screen display<br />

which is easy to use when wearing gloves and has<br />

control buttons on the left.<br />

The zumo supports over 200 mobile phones with Bluetooth<br />

function and enables you to accept telephone<br />

calls or dial numbers directly on the display of the zumo<br />

even while riding, without even getting your phone out<br />

of your pocket.<br />

The facts:<br />

• Bright 4.3” wide touch screen display.<br />

• Dimensions: 13.5 x 8.4 x 2.3 cm (W x H x T)<br />

• Waterproof (IPX7), fuel and vibration resistant.<br />

• Stereo Bluetooth voice transmission to the helmet or head-set<br />

(cable connection also supplied).<br />

• Text-to-speech.<br />

• Extra large, glove-friendly button panel.<br />

• Maps of 40 countries of western and eastern Europe with over<br />

1.5 million POIs pre-installed.<br />

• Lane assistant, junction, traffic sign and 3D building views.<br />

• Two data fields that you can configure yourself to provide your<br />

own map view.<br />

• Track recording and route export on to microSD card.<br />

• Free microSD card slot.<br />

• Route planning with Garmin MapSource.<br />

• With theft-proof bike and car holder<br />

• Photo-navigation (destinations can be stored on the device as<br />

geo-coded images).<br />

• Delivery includes: Zumo 660, pre-installed version of City Navigator®<br />

NT for 40 European countries (complete coverage), DVD<br />

with MapSource® City Navigator City Navigator Europe NT<br />

(complete version), motorcycle holder with mounting kit, protective<br />

case, battery, fixing plate for the instrument panel, car<br />

holder with suction cup, cigarette lighter plug, USB cable, quick<br />

guide and SD card with approx. 800 motorcycle tours<br />

Part No.: 8600806*<br />

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Practical: The lane assistant notifies you of lane changes in good time and<br />

with graphic details<br />

Lockable holder available with optional anti-glare protection<br />

* Current prices of navigation systems<br />

As the navigation systems market is fiercely competitive and<br />

ever-changing we are not including any prices in our catalogue.<br />

You will find our current prices in our online shop at www.wunderlich.<br />

de<br />

Navigation tip from the professional<br />

Always take a large-scale map with you when you are using your<br />

satnav. If you only use a satellite navigation system, over time you<br />

lose sight of the route as a whole. The map will also help you plan<br />

over long distances and provides clear information about the route<br />

you are taking.<br />

* Current prices of navigation systems<br />

As the navigation systems market is fiercely competitive and<br />

ever-changing we are not including any prices in our catalogue.<br />

You will find our current prices in our online shop at www.<br />

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B Y W U N D E R L I C H<br />

Scope of delivery<br />

Does not come with the navigation system depicted<br />

Motorcycle holder set available as<br />

an optional extra<br />

* Current prices of navigation systems<br />

As the navigation systems market is fiercely competitive and<br />

ever-changing we are not including any prices in our catalogue.<br />

You will find our current prices in our online shop at www.<br />

wunderlich.de<br />

Garmin nüvi 550 Allround<br />

A waterproof all-round navigation device with 4 user<br />

modes: for car/motorcycle, on foot, on a bike and on<br />

a boat.<br />

The right choice if your main use is with a vehicle or as<br />

an outdoor navigation device, as it cannot be connected<br />

to your home speaker system, etc, (no audio output or<br />

Bluetooth connection).<br />

Connection to the vehicle is carried out either by means<br />

of the original holder system or the unique MultiPod<br />

holder system that allows adjustment down to the last<br />

millimetre in any direction and is also pre-configured as<br />

a versatile holder for cameras, etc.<br />

The facts:<br />

• Maps for 41 countries in western and eastern Europe (preinstalled<br />

internally)<br />

• Dimensions: 10.7 x 8.5 x 2.3 cm (W x H x T)<br />

• Bright 8.9 cm (3.5”) touch screen display<br />

• Waterproof to IPX7<br />

• Street / outdoor / marine features<br />

• Photo navigation with Garmin Connect<br />

• Replaceable battery (up to 8 hours)<br />

• Garmin HotFix<br />

• Geo-caching and Wherigo Player<br />

• Free SD card slot for topographical leisure and trail maps or<br />

BlueChart sea charts<br />

• TMC compatible for avoiding traffic jams<br />

• Delivery includes: nüvi 550 Allround; pre-programmed with City<br />

Navigator® NT for Europe (complete coverage), lithium ion battery,<br />

suction-cup holder to attach to the vehicle, vehicle connection<br />

cable, instrument panel holder, quick set-up guide.<br />

• Other features: highly sensitive GPS receiver, fuel-resistant<br />

housing, 215 g, route planning with 10 routes with 200 en-route<br />

destinations, travel computer, travel kit, display of brand POI,<br />

integrated Garmin Lock, basic map with graphic representation<br />

of height, TrackBack function..<br />

Garmin nüvi 550 Allround Part No.: 8600803*<br />

Motorcycle fitting incl. cable<br />

Part No.: 8600808<br />

Wunderlich<br />

MultiPod motorcycle kit for “nüvi 550”<br />

The unique MultiPod holder system allows adjustment<br />

down to the last millimetre in any direction. It is also preconfigured<br />

as a versatile holder for cameras, etc.<br />

The set contains the Wunderlich device case and a<br />

matching MultiPod fixing system that can be attached<br />

to a handlebar clamp, or the fairing support of the R<br />

1200 GS.<br />

Consisting of: one aluminium MultiPod 360, one plastic<br />

device case (to be used with the original vehicle connection<br />

cable) and a model-specific installation kit.<br />

* Vehicle-specific fitting kit required.<br />

You can find this in the “MultiPod fastening” table.<br />

Part No.: 1250219<br />

Becker Crocodile<br />

Modern technology in crocodile skin<br />

It is excellent for navigating in the car and ideal for use<br />

on motorcycle. The 4.3-inch widescreen riding display is<br />

without equal for use on a bike. The visual route display<br />

has very good resolution and can be seen easily in poor<br />

visibility and with your visor down. While most navigation<br />

systems only show the turn-by-turn option to be<br />

displayed as an insert in the map, with the Becker Crocodile<br />

a gentle touch on the screen allows you to switch<br />

from map navigation to an arrow navigation mode that<br />

fills the screen and has good contrast. The “Lane info”<br />

function allows safe lane selection on multi-lane roads.<br />

Comfort contributes to greater safety<br />

The “Terrainview” option, which opens up to the horizon<br />

in bright image quality, supports the rider in hilly terrain<br />

and on winding journeys. For better orientation in towns,<br />

buildings are shown as 3D models. As part of the range<br />

of orientation aids, there are over 1000 photo-realistic<br />

3D landmarks in European cities, such as the Reichstag<br />

building in Berlin. The software provides various route<br />

options: alongside the “motorcycle” mode, there are<br />

also the “lorry”, “car” and “pedestrian” modes.<br />

For longer journeys or tours, the integrated route planner<br />

provides good service. Complete routes can be put<br />

together with it, by entering en-route destinations, for<br />

example, from the extensive range of POIs (points of<br />

interest), by adding destinations already visited or by<br />

entering known addresses directly.<br />

The Becker Crocodile is ideal for international use and<br />

is supplied with Navteq data for 42 European countries.<br />

It can also speak 28 languages, some of them in various<br />

voices. Tools such as the travel assistant with country<br />

dial codes, a calculator and a world clock are often helpful<br />

- and a collection of games provides entertainment<br />

and relaxation on your travels.<br />

Delivery includes a universal attachment system with<br />

suction foot, an active cradle, a connection cable for the<br />

cigarette lighter, a TMC antenna and a USB cable for<br />

connection to your PC as standard.<br />

NOTE: The Becker Crocodile is only splash-proof to<br />

IPX4 standard and is not water proof.<br />

Part No.: 8600801*<br />

Make your Becker Crocodile safe and waterproof ...<br />

The Becker Crocodile is only resistant to water splash! To attach<br />

the navigation device securely to your motorcycle and make it<br />

waterproof, we recommend the MultiPod in combination with our<br />

MediaBag.<br />

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Lockable holder available with optional anti-glare protection<br />

* Current prices of navigation systems<br />

As the navigation systems market is fiercely competitive and<br />

ever-changing we are not including any prices in our catalogue.<br />

You will find our current prices in our online shop at www.wunderlich.<br />

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B Y W U N D E R L I C H<br />

B Y W U N D E R L I C H<br />

Easy to unlock the holder and<br />

remove the device<br />

TomTom Rider I “Extreme” holder incl. theft-proof mechanism<br />

Wunderlich<br />

TomTom Rider II - “Extreme” Bracket<br />

This bracket has got a tight grip on the TomTom Rider II:<br />

the lockable bracket deters those with “sticky fingers”<br />

and gives the device a firm hold.<br />

The satnav is held all round by a strong metal cage,<br />

while the soft, vibration-absorbent inner lining prevents<br />

dents and other damage.<br />

Connection to the vehicle is made by means of the<br />

unique MultiPod holder system, which can be adjusted<br />

in all directions down to the last millimetre. The MultiPod<br />

is also usable as a versatile holder for cameras,<br />

camcorders, etc.<br />

The “Extreme” bracket is made of 3 mm-thick, laser cut<br />

aluminium, is very warp-resistant and withstands even<br />

violent impact. Exchangeable locking cylinders made<br />

by known manufacturers are used. Every system is supplied<br />

with two keys.<br />

Of course, the “Extreme” bracket can also be mounted<br />

in combination with the standard TomTom Rider II<br />

bracket system.<br />

The facts:<br />

• Very strong and stable connection<br />

• Theft-proof protection for the TomTom Rider II<br />

• Can be used in combination with the MultiPod range and the<br />

standard bracket.<br />

• 3 mm-thick silver anodised aluminium design.<br />

• Exchangeable locking cylinders.<br />

• Vibration-absorbing inner lining that protects the case.<br />

Part No.: 8600881<br />

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TomTom Rider I - “Extreme” Bracket<br />

Once many TomTom Rider devices were sold it quickly<br />

became clear that the original Rider clamping bracket<br />

was not one of the best features of the device. In combination<br />

with the original attachment, there were numerous<br />

problems with the power supply and sometimes a<br />

device would be lost when the bracket broke.<br />

As all customers who used the MultiPod system designed<br />

by us were relieved of such irritations, it became clear<br />

that the problem was somehow connected the original<br />

holder clamping system.<br />

Therefore we can offer a solution that complements the<br />

original mirror attachment of the TomTom Rider in an<br />

impressive way.<br />

Using the special bolt designed by us to lock the clamp,<br />

we have created a very strong, vibration-proof attachment<br />

for the TomTom Rider while protecting it from theft.<br />

The facts:<br />

• Very strong and stable connection.<br />

• Theft protection for the TomTom Rider.<br />

• Reduction of ele<strong>ctr</strong>ical contact problems.<br />

• Can be used in combination with the TomTom mirror bracket.<br />

Part No.: 8600880<br />

Wunderlich “ExtremeProtection” Satnav<br />

Device Case with Sun Shield<br />

This well-conceived case has a firm grip on the “zumo<br />

660” and the Crocodile: The lockable case deters<br />

thieves and gives the device a secure hold. The integrated<br />

sun visor prevents reflections and thus ensures<br />

that the screen is always very easy to read.<br />

The satnav device is positioned inside the robust housing<br />

made of high-strength ABS material. The soft,<br />

vibration-absorbing inner lining prevents dents and<br />

other damage.<br />

Connection to the vehicle is carried out either by means<br />

of the original bracket system or the unique MultiPod<br />

holder. The MultiPod allows adjustment down to the last<br />

millimetre in any direction, and is also pre-configured as<br />

a versatile holder for cameras, etc.<br />

The 3 mm-thick “ExtremeProtection” case is warpresistant<br />

and withstands even violent impact. Exchangeable<br />

barrel locks made by reputed manufacturers can be<br />

used. Every system is supplied with two keys.<br />

The facts:<br />

• Very strong, solid attachment<br />

• Integrated sun shield to make the display easier to read.<br />

• Theft protection.<br />

• Can be used in combination with the MultiPod range or the<br />

standard holder.<br />

• 3 mm thick, fibre-reinforced ABS material.<br />

• Exchangeable barrel locks<br />

• Vibration-absorbing inner lining that protects the case.<br />

For Garmin zumo 660 and Becker Crocodile<br />

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remove the device<br />

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Part No.: 8600883<br />

Device is fixed - Protects the device/holder from vibration damage (deflection<br />

of the contacts) and ensures the best hold<br />

The integrated sun visor prevents reflections and thus ensures that the<br />

screen is always very easy to read<br />

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Easy to unlock unlock the the holder and<br />

remove the device<br />

Wunderlich “ExtremeProtection” lockable<br />

Device Case + MultiPod bundle for the<br />

“zumo 660” and “crocodile” devices.<br />

An ideal combination: the theft-proof “ExtremeProtection”<br />

device case and the unique MultiPod holder system<br />

make it possible to use satnavs permanently and<br />

securely on motorcycles.<br />

The set consists of the Wunderlich device case and a<br />

suitable MultiPod holder that can be attached to a handlebar<br />

clamp, or the fairing support of the R 1200 GS.<br />

Consists of: one aluminium MultiPod 360, one plastic<br />

device case (to be used with the original vehicle connection<br />

cable) and a model-specific installation kit.<br />

Part No.: 1250218<br />

* Vehicle-specific fitting kit required. You can find this in the “MultiPod<br />

fastening” table.<br />

Wunderlich Navigation Device Bracket<br />

At last the GPS/satnav device is positioned where you<br />

can see it. Now you can keep an eye on the display in<br />

more tricky traffic situations without having to take your<br />

eyes off the road for more than a split second.<br />

When, as many do, you fix the satnav to the handlebar<br />

clamps, the tank bag also often gets in the way and it is<br />

harder to reach the ignition switch.<br />

The facts:<br />

• The device is optimally positioned in your field of vision.<br />

• Improved navigation with better safety.<br />

• Easier to operate.<br />

• Adjustable angle.<br />

• Simple to fit (no need to drill holes etc.).<br />

• Lightweight anodised aluminium.<br />

• Multifunctional. Compatible with: TomTom-Rider I + II*; BMW-<br />

Navigator, all devices with claw adapter Garmin ZUMO or every<br />

PDA (in conjunction with our MediaBag), cameras or video<br />

cameras ...<br />

• With DIN plug** and complete fitting kit for easy do-it-yourself<br />

mounting.<br />

• 5 year warranty.<br />

• Made in Germany.<br />

You can’t necessarily see it from the outside, but we<br />

have put a lot of work into the construction in order to<br />

make it easy to fit.<br />

R 1200 RT (models to 2009) Part No.: 8600887<br />

R 1200 RT (models from <strong>2010</strong>)*** Part No.: 8600888<br />

K 1200/1300 GT (models from 2006) Part No.: 8600886<br />

* For the the TomTom Rider I/II we we also recommend our lockable lockable<br />

“Extrem” holder.<br />

** Only for for use with with K 1200/1300 GT (models (models from 2006). 2006).<br />

***For current availability please go to www.wunderlich.de<br />

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Perfectly positioned in your field<br />

of vision.<br />

“Plug and Play”<br />

Can be fitted with little effort and with no need to drill holes.<br />

Here you can see the holder for the K 1200 GT (models from 2006)<br />

166<br />

Fitting instructions download (in full colour):<br />

www.wunderlich.de/manuals<br />

167<br />

K 1200 GT<br />

R 1200 RT<br />

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Quick and easy adjustment by<br />

means of handy adjusting screw<br />

Eyecatcher: MultiPod Carbon<br />

Available with optional vibrationinsulated<br />

mounting plate: Fits<br />

nearly all satnavs, with additional<br />

fixings for a camera.<br />

Including camera fixing screw<br />

Precisely multidirectional.<br />

Wunderlich MultiPod<br />

Extremely versatile and strong device holder with a revolutionary<br />

range of adjustment that keeps any ele<strong>ctr</strong>onic<br />

device perfectly in view.<br />

This high-quality aluminium holder was originally developed<br />

in conjunction with our MediaBag. In the course<br />

of the one-year test phase, that covered more than<br />

60,000 kilometres, we further developed the MultiPod<br />

and turned it into a unique platform for a variety of<br />

applications.<br />

Unlimited range of adjustment<br />

• The two ball heads can be adjusted independently<br />

• The two ball heads can be rotated through 360° and tilted to<br />

any position through 180°.<br />

• Continuous fine adjustment using the two fixing screws.<br />

• For additional attachment options a separate stainless-steel<br />

extension piece is available.<br />

Vibration-free<br />

Soft Silent Blocks (optional) filter out all possible vibration<br />

effectively. Even delicate devices are thus given the<br />

best protection.<br />

Robust<br />

Even with a MediaBag mounted, speeds above 200<br />

km/h (~125 mph) and/or on bumpy tracks present no<br />

problem.<br />

Perfect finish<br />

Turned and machined from high-strength aluminium<br />

alloy and refined with a hard anodised layer, or alternatively<br />

available as a light, high-quality aluminium-carbon<br />

compound. A technical and visual highlight.<br />

Versatile application<br />

Whether it’s a navigation device or PDA (in combination<br />

with our MediaBag), a BMW GPS (satnav), any device<br />

with claw adapters, a TomTom Rider I/II, or a photo/<br />

video camera, etc., anything can be attached to your<br />

vehicle with the MultiPod.<br />

Easy installation<br />

Can be fitted in just a few minutes, thanks to the numerous<br />

attachment options.<br />

Available in 360/360 versions that are adjustable in both directions<br />

or in the short 360 version<br />

Wunderlich MultiPod 360/360 Alu<br />

MultiPod long with vibration-insulated carrier plate<br />

Suitable for all current navigation devices and the MediaBag<br />

flat carrier plate.<br />

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Part No.: 1250287<br />

MultiPod long without vibration-insulated carrier<br />

plate<br />

For universal use/attachment.<br />

Part No.: 1250283<br />

Wunderlich MultiPod 360/360 Carbon<br />

MultiPod long carbon with vibration-insulated carrier<br />

plate<br />

Suitable for all current navigation devices and the MediaBag<br />

flat carrier plate.<br />

Part No.: 1250601<br />

MultiPod long carbon without vibration-insulated<br />

carrier plate<br />

For universal use/attachment.<br />

Part No.: 1250603<br />

Wunderlich MultiPod 360 Alu<br />

Short MultiPod with one ball joint (can be rotated<br />

through 360° and tilted through 180°).<br />

With vibration-insulated carrier plate<br />

Suitable for all current navigation devices and the MediaBag<br />

flat carrier plate.<br />

Part No.: 1250606<br />

Without vibration-insulated carrier plate<br />

For universal use/attachment.<br />

Part No.: 1250604<br />

Tip:<br />

The version without vibration<br />

decoupling is only<br />

suitable for use with your<br />

own adapter (e.g. special<br />

camera holder etc.).<br />

Do you need help with technical questions?<br />

If you have questions regarding the installation of our products<br />

or any other technical matters, please contact the official<br />

Wunderlich dealer you have purchased the product from. They<br />

will be happy to assist you and solve any problems.<br />

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Flat bracket<br />

K 1200/1300 S fitting kit<br />

Handlebar clamp 22-29 mm<br />

Adapter for K 1200/1300 GT<br />

(models from 2006)<br />

Fitting kit for RT handlebar mount<br />

(see table on the following page)<br />

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MultiPod / MediaBag Flat Carrier Plate<br />

The plate serves as a professional attachment for<br />

MediaBags. At the same time, it can be used to securely<br />

attach cameras or photographic equipment. Attachment<br />

is carried out by means of the standard camera bolt<br />

which is supplied. The plate is purpose made for the<br />

MultiPod but will fit other mounting systems.<br />

Wunderlich Overview of mounting<br />

systems for the MultiPod<br />

Part No.: 1250286<br />

Part No.: 1250286<br />

Universal handlebar attachment kit<br />

Clamp to fix the MultiPod to tube handlebars. Includes<br />

removable 40 mm extension. Two-piece, made of<br />

machined aluminium and anodised in silver. The Multi-<br />

Pod can be bolted directly on to the clamp or correctly<br />

positioned using the extension piece.<br />

Fits all MultiPod systems.<br />

22 mm Ø Part No.: 1250272<br />

25 mm Ø Part No.: 1250271<br />

29 mm Ø Part No.: 1250273<br />

Flat Bracket Set<br />

4 mm thick flat bracket set for optional attachment of the<br />

MultiPod to an M8 or M10 screw.<br />

Part No.: 1250295<br />

Kit for fitting the flat bracket to the vacant mirror<br />

mount<br />

Makes it possible to attach the flat bracket to the<br />

unused hole for the handlebar grip controls.<br />

K 1200 LT/GT, R 1100 S, R 850/1100/1150/1200 RT,<br />

K 1100 LT/RS<br />

Part No.: 1250279<br />

K 1200/1300 S stub handlebar fitting kit<br />

Fitted to the vacant stub handlebar aperture. Used for<br />

the direct mounting of the MultiPod 360/360. MultiPod<br />

360 additionally requires the flat bracket.<br />

MultiPod fitting adapter<br />

Part No.: 1250298<br />

K 1200/1300 GT (models from 2006) Part No.: 8500150<br />

List of applications for MultiPod mount<br />

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The MultiPod system can be adapted to fit almost every vehicle. The following list gives an insight into how simple it is to mount<br />

it onto the widest range of models. If your vehicle isn’t listed here, our range includes various different options for universal<br />

mounting.<br />

Vehicle Year of manufacture MultiPod Recommended fixing<br />

R 80/100 R all All models Handlebar clamp) : 1250272<br />

F650, ST/CS all All models Handlebar clamp: 1250272<br />

170<br />

Fitting instructions download (in full colour):<br />

www.wunderlich.de/manuals<br />

171<br />

F650, ST/CS<br />

(optional fixing)<br />

all MultiPod 360/360 Screw: 912Z-8-50<br />

F 650 GS & Dakar all All models Handlebar clamp: 1250272<br />

G 650-Modells all MultiPod 360/360<br />

Screw: 912Z-8-55<br />

Sleeve: 1250232<br />

F 800 R all MultiPod 360/360 Fitting kit: 1250555<br />

F 800 ST all MultiPod 360/360<br />

Screw: 912Z-8-60<br />

Sleeve: 1250232<br />

R 1100 S with fairing mirror all MultiPod 360/360 Fitting kit: 1250279<br />

R 1100/1150 RS all All models Fitting kit: 1250295<br />

R 850/1100 R Models to 08/02 MultiPod 360/360<br />

R 850 R (models from 09/02),<br />

R 1150 R + Rockster<br />

R 850 R (models from 09/02),<br />

R 1150R + Rockster<br />

Spacer: 1250288<br />

Bolt: 912Z-8-100<br />

all All models Handlebar clamp: 1250272<br />

all MultiPod 360/360 Bolt: 912Z-8-50<br />

R 1100/1150/1200 RT all MultiPod 360/360<br />

Screw: 912Z-8-60<br />

Sleeve: 1250232<br />

R 1200 C/CL (with 25 mm handlebar) all All models Handlebar clamp: 1250271<br />

R 1200 C/CL (with 29 mm handlebar) all All models Handlebar clamp: 1250273<br />

K 1200 LT all MultiPod 360/360 Fitting kit: 1250279<br />

K 1200 RS/GT Models to 2005 All models Fitting kit: 1250295<br />

R 1200 R all All models Handlebar clamp: 1250272<br />

R 1200 R (optional fixing) all MultiPod 360/360 Screw: 912Z-8-55<br />

R 1200 ST all MultiPod 360/360 Fitting kit: 1250295<br />

HP2 Megamoto all MultiPod 360/360 Screw: 912Z-8-50<br />

K 1200/1300 R all All models Fitting kit: 1250295<br />

K 1200/1300 S all MultiPod 360/360 Fitting kit: 1250298<br />

K 1200/1300 GT Models from 2006 MultiPod 360/360 Fitting kit: 8500150<br />

Handlebar mount<br />

R 1100/1150/1200 RT<br />

Handlebar clamp<br />

Fitting kit for K 1200/1300 GT<br />

(models from 2006)<br />

On original handlebar mount<br />

Fitting kit for K 1200/1300 S<br />

On mirror mount<br />

Fitting kit K 1200/1300 R


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Quick release adapter<br />

Claw adapter<br />

Suction cup for MultiPod<br />

MultiPod Accessories<br />

Quick release adapter for camera or camcorder<br />

Now your photos on the road will really make you smile<br />

and the devices can be fitted and removed in seconds.<br />

Part No.: 1250292<br />

Claw Adapter<br />

Adapter for the widely-used locking system (e.g. on the<br />

Medion MD 95000 range). Only suitable for the MultiPod<br />

with the blue round carrier plate.<br />

Part No.: 1250284<br />

MultiPod Suction Cup Base<br />

For attaching the MultiPod to all smooth surfaces e.g.,<br />

vehicle, boat etc.<br />

Part No.: 1250293<br />

Spacers<br />

The MultiPod can be attached in a higher position to<br />

keep it clear of fairing panels etc. Suitable for 6 or 8<br />

mm bolts.<br />

Length 4 mm Part No.: 1250234<br />

Length 8.5 mm Part No.: 1250232<br />

Length 11 mm Part No.: 1250234<br />

Length 40 mm Part No.: 1250288<br />

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Navigation & Motomedia<br />

Navigation components & accessories for your BMW<br />

B Y W U N D E R L I C H<br />

C O R D U R A<br />

Also suitable for compact satnavs<br />

Adaptable for smaller devices<br />

The MediaBag can be fitted to the<br />

MultiPod in seconds using the flat<br />

device plate (optional)<br />

Carrying cord<br />

Foam plates reduce vibration<br />

Waterproof grommet<br />

Wunderlich MediaBag<br />

Powered by<br />

The first waterproof (will not withstand complete immersion)<br />

and dust-proof utility pouch for just about any ele<strong>ctr</strong>onic<br />

device such as GPS navigation systems, pocket<br />

PC (PDA), iPod, etc.<br />

A well thought-out and brilliantly designed concept that<br />

offers optimal protection for your ele<strong>ctr</strong>onic device and<br />

simultaneously allows unrestricted use of touch screens<br />

and controls etc.<br />

Always in sight<br />

Using the two attachment tabs the soft, clear window of<br />

the MediaBag is stretched tightly over the face of your<br />

ele<strong>ctr</strong>ical device and held in position with Velcro on the<br />

back (or fixed to a MultiPod). This acts as a second skin<br />

for your device guaranteeing optimal clarity and excellent<br />

access to the touch screen and/or buttons. Because<br />

of the thin yet robust materials the device can remain<br />

inside the bag during phone calls or for voice-operated<br />

commands etc. Voice and sounds emitted are clearly<br />

audible with most devices. Alternatively power and<br />

audio cables can easily be routed to/from the device.<br />

Safe location<br />

The MediaBag is constructed of abrasion resistant<br />

Teflon-coated Cordura fabric. The see-through skin is<br />

made of highly flexible and UV resistant clear PVCglass.<br />

When fitted to a MultiPod or similar mount the<br />

foam plates provide optimal protection from vibration.<br />

Manufacturing of this bag is entrusted to the well known<br />

German company Ortlieb, experts in waterproof bags<br />

of all sizes.<br />

Extreme motorcycle test<br />

The MediaBag has proven itself time and time again in<br />

over 60.000 km of hard testing throughout Europe, Asia,<br />

Africa and the Orient. Even in the toughest off-road conditions,<br />

no technical problems of any kind have surfaced<br />

nor has any device suffered any damage while in the<br />

MediaBag. Even at speeds of over 200 km/h (125 MPH),<br />

when used in conjunction with the specially designed<br />

MultiPod, it will remain stable and secure. Guaranteed.<br />

Because of the multitude of adjustment possibilities, the<br />

MediaBag is equally well suited for use with virtually any<br />

ele<strong>ctr</strong>onic device such as mobile phones, iPod etc.<br />

When attaching the MediaBag to a motorcycle, the specially<br />

designed MultiPod is recommended.<br />

Part No.: 1250280<br />

Fits the device shape exactly<br />

MediaBag Accessories<br />

MultiPod / MediaBag Flat Carrier Plate<br />

The plate serves as a professional attachment for<br />

MediaBags. At the same time, it can be used to securely<br />

attach cameras or photographic equipment. Attachment<br />

is carried out by means of the supplied screw which fits<br />

into the tripod mount. The plate is purpose made for the<br />

MultiPod but will fit other mounting systems.<br />

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Part No.: 1250286<br />

FingerStylus<br />

The flat touch screen pointer can be attached either to<br />

the side of the bag with Velcro or comfortably to your<br />

index finger/glove using the loop supplied. Suitable for<br />

use on all touch screens.<br />

Part No.: 1250289<br />

GlareProtector<br />

Guaranteed to offer a glare-free view of your device,<br />

even in direct sunlight. Easy to adjust to changing conditions.<br />

Part No.: 1250281<br />

Connector Bag<br />

A hose which insulates any ele<strong>ctr</strong>ical connection (for<br />

example accessory plug adapter). Successfully tested in<br />

over three hours of heavy rain. Made by Ortlieb.<br />

Part No.: 1250282<br />

Belt loop<br />

A practical belt holder with quick release connection.<br />

Part No.: 1250291<br />

MediaBag Insert<br />

Finally everything is kept organised and tidy!. Based on<br />

our own experience, we have designed this memory<br />

card wallet. Now all different types and sizes of memory<br />

cards can be quickly and safely stored and carried.<br />

Contains 7 compartments with 4 different sizes. It fits<br />

perfectly into the MediaBag and is placed under your<br />

device (instead of one of the foam plates for instance).<br />

This way you will have your cards ready, and, most<br />

importantly, protected from dirt, dust and water.<br />

Part No.: 1250152<br />

MultiPod / MediaBag device plate<br />

Finger stylus<br />

Connector Bag<br />

MediaBag insert<br />

Anti-glare screen<br />

Belt loop<br />

B Y W U N D E R L I C H


Navigation & Motomedia<br />

Navigation components & accessories for your BMW<br />

“Zipped” PHONE ´n satnav E-bag<br />

“Zipped” WIDE E-bag<br />

“Zipped” XL E-bag<br />

Matching Trip QL tank bag<br />

You can find this product in the “Accessories” section.<br />

“Zipped” E-bag<br />

The safe way to transport ele<strong>ctr</strong>onic devices of all kinds,<br />

such as PDAs, GPS or MP3 players. Protected from<br />

dust, dirt and spray, nearly all devices can be stored<br />

safely and visibly.<br />

The transparent, soft viewing panel allows the rider to<br />

operate the touch screen etc., and acoustic instructions<br />

etc. can easily be heard. Waterproof material<br />

with watertight zippers and cable grommets. Can be<br />

attached quickly and with minimal effort to the Multipod,<br />

our holders for the R 1200 RT und K 1200/1300 GT or<br />

a mounting plate with the same hole pattern. Includes<br />

mounting kit.<br />

“Zipped” PHONE ´n satnav E-bag<br />

For almost all makes of mobile phone, smartphones,<br />

the iPhone, PDAs and slim car satnavs, such as, for<br />

example, the current editions of the TomTom GO,<br />

Becker, Blaupunkt, Medion*, Navigon, Garmin* and Falk<br />

devices. (LxBxH): 140 mm x 90 mm x 30 mm<br />

PHONE ´n satnav bag Part No.: 1250804<br />

“Zipped” WIDE E-bag<br />

For large satnavs such as the Becker Crocodile, Garmin<br />

“nüvi 5000”, Michelin “V980T” and Medion “GoPal<br />

P5235+5430”. (LxBxH): 160 mm x 110 mm x 35 mm<br />

WIDE bag Part No.: 1250805<br />

“Zipped” XL satnav bag<br />

For tall satnavs such as, for example, the older TomTom<br />

Go devices, the Garmin “StreetPilot” c310, 320, 330,<br />

340, 510, 550/c5xx range. (LxBxH): 145 mm x 100 mm<br />

x 76 mm<br />

XL bag Part No.: 1250803<br />

* For other devices: See “Wide” and “XL” bags, MediaBag, or<br />

look online in our satnav shop at: www.wunderlich.de<br />

E-bag and satnav holders on quick-lock<br />

tank bags<br />

Mounting system for the easy mounting of E-bag and<br />

satnav holders on quick-lock tank bags. Quickly and<br />

securely mounted on the front of the QuickLock Tanktasche<br />

“Trip QL”.<br />

It’s also possible directly to mount devices such as the<br />

TomTom Rider I, TomTom Rider II, Garmin zumo 550 etc.<br />

As these satnavs are waterproof there’s no need for an<br />

additional satnav bag.<br />

Important note: The satnav bags are only compatible<br />

with the Trip QL tank bag and the mounting system<br />

featured here.<br />

Part No.: 1250806<br />

Wunderlich MultiPod + “Zipped” E-bag<br />

motorcycle kits<br />

Complete sets with our patented MultiPod and the<br />

“Zipped” E-Bag. More secure, more ergonomic and<br />

good value.<br />

Kit: Satnav bags + MultiPod 360/360 Alu**<br />

MultiPod and PHONE ´n satnav bag Part No.: 1250812<br />

MultiPod + WIDE bag Part No.: 1250811<br />

MultiPod + XL bag Part No.: 1250810<br />

Kit: Satnav bags + MultiPod 360/360 Alu**<br />

MultiPod and PHONE ´n satnav bag Part No.: 1250814<br />

MultiPod + WIDE bag Part No.: 1250815<br />

MultiPod + XL bag Part No.: 1250813<br />

** Vehicle-specific fitting kit required. You can find this in the “MultiPod<br />

mounting” table.<br />

2Zipped” PHONE ´n satnav E-Bag<br />

with Multipod 360/360 Alu<br />

Navigation & Motomedia<br />

Navigation components & accessories for your BMW<br />

Bag with built-in cable grommet<br />

(depicted here with TomTom “One”)<br />

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GPS vs. Map<br />

Modern GPS devices make travelling<br />

easier, no question. But however convenient<br />

they may be, they can never<br />

completely replace maps.<br />

The saying is as old as it is true, and no<br />

one knows who first coined it: “A GPS<br />

shows you exactly where you are in the<br />

desert when you are dying of thirst.” It<br />

is also certainly true that modern GPS<br />

systems can be an invaluable help, particularly<br />

in inhospitable regions. Even on<br />

a trip through the Alps, a region that is<br />

perfectly well developed, an ele<strong>ctr</strong>onic<br />

navigation aid is an exceptionally useful<br />

tool. The device guides you along the<br />

roads without difficulty, leads you reliably<br />

to the next petrol station or shows<br />

you how long it will take to reach your<br />

destination.<br />

But what happens if the technology goes<br />

on strike? A circuit board works free,<br />

there is a loose cable or a defective<br />

memory card, and you are left in the<br />

middle of the road without any guidance.<br />

One fall and the ele<strong>ctr</strong>onics can<br />

be on the way out. The batteries may<br />

be flat or faulty. It can also often happen<br />

to the GPS beginner that the route he<br />

has entered laboriously is suddenly recalculated<br />

and the original is lost forever.<br />

Moreover, a blocked road, a diversion or<br />

something similar can cause a problem.<br />

Which other roads will take me where<br />

I want to go? Which of the alternative<br />

routes is the most attractive? What is<br />

the terrain actually like on the road I’m<br />

currently on? Questions that the GPS<br />

cannot answer.<br />

If you have not got a map to hand, then<br />

you are stuck or you will not get to see<br />

the beautiful landscape of the holiday<br />

region you are visiting - which is just<br />

as irritating. However practical satellite<br />

navigation might be, the best detailed<br />

view or overview of your planned route<br />

is still provided by a map. There are<br />

plenty of good reasons why maps show<br />

important features of the landscape and<br />

the infrastructure to scale. Does the route<br />

run through attractive landscape or does<br />

it have exciting bends? What is worth<br />

seeing on either side of the road? Where<br />

do the mountains and valleys run? What<br />

is the vegetation like, will I be in full sun<br />

or a shady wood? Isn’t it also true that a<br />

map is much easier to use than any GPS<br />

device? And, as we already mentioned,<br />

it cannot break and does not depend on<br />

any energy supply.<br />

It remains a myth that any biker can manage<br />

on the road with GPS alone and no<br />

map. There may be the odd exception,<br />

but to maintain a minimum of security<br />

and flexibility, you cannot do without a<br />

paper version. And in any case, is there<br />

any greater pleasure when you are on a<br />

long tour than to spend the evening tracing<br />

the route that you will be following the<br />

next day on a map?<br />

“Interphone F4” Stereo Head-set<br />

The Bluetooth hands-free kit with integrated intercom<br />

system (also works as a communicator with the passenger).<br />

As a result of the long range (over 500 metres) the<br />

system can also be used between two riders (from one<br />

motorcycle to another).<br />

The technical features of the loudspeaker, microphone<br />

and Bluetooth kit guarantee absolutely perfect call and<br />

transmission quality. The available two mounting options<br />

mean that the hands-free device fits anywhere.<br />

The facts:<br />

• Easy to mount and use.<br />

• Hands-free kit for mobile phones with Bluetooth<br />

• Wireless transmission of stereo music (A2DP)<br />

• Voice output from satnav/GPS in your helmet (e.g. with the<br />

TomTom Rider and Garmin)<br />

• 100% waterproof, easy to hear even at high speeds up to 180<br />

km/h<br />

• 10 hours of talk time<br />

• Multipoint for up to 3 devices (e.g. 1 phone + 1 intercom module<br />

+ 1 stereo music player)<br />

For intercom operation, 2 head-sets are required.<br />

VIO POV.1.5M<br />

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Part No.: 8600349<br />

V.I.O. takes the extremely successful POV.1 into the next<br />

dimension. The update to the POV.1.5M presents a new<br />

all-round helmet camera in an extended package and<br />

with more accessories.<br />

The most striking change is the optimised and therefore<br />

smaller camera head, which is now firmly attached to<br />

the cable. With this innovation, the POV.1.5M delivers<br />

improved video quality and steadier image capture. In<br />

addition, it is now possible to use an 8 GB SD card<br />

without any additional upgrades. The practical remote<br />

control now operates more reliably over a distance of<br />

up to 3 metres.<br />

The package includes a new type of bracket for any type<br />

of helmet, a CD with tutorials on making videos and a<br />

4 GB SD card.<br />

Includes a 12 Volt adapter for the on-board motorcycle<br />

power supply. As a result, the POV.1.5M can be connected<br />

to the motorcycle to ensure a constant power<br />

supply.<br />

Package contents:<br />

• POV.1.5M recorder with LCD screen.<br />

• Helmet camera.<br />

• LVDS cable.<br />

• POV.1.5M Manager software.<br />

• Wireless control.<br />

• 4 GB SD card (approx. 4 hours of recording time at the highest<br />

quality).<br />

• USB cable.<br />

• Analogue A/V cable.<br />

• 4 x AA batteries (9-12 hour life).<br />

• Carrying bag.<br />

• 12V adapter.<br />

• Mounting systems..<br />

Part No.: 8600893<br />

Wunderlich shop in Sinzig<br />

From Monday to Saturday you will get personal service and a<br />

2% discount for cash payments at our shop in Sinzig. Opening<br />

times vary according to season in the course of the year. Please<br />

get in touch with us by phone or online at www.wunderlich.de

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