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SKU: MACH-4820-BLK
Protect your BMW GS adventure bike's mechanicals with this precision-engineered rear tyre hugger splash guard. Fitting perfectly to the BMW F750GS, F850GS, F850GS Adventure (2018 onwards) and the newer BMW F800GS and F900GS (2024 onwards), this hugger sits close to the rear tyre to deflect mud, water, and road debris away from your swingarm, rear shock absorber, and chain drive — keeping critical components cleaner and reducing maintenance cycles on the trail.
Manufactured from high-grade ABS plastic, the hugger is lightweight yet rigid, offering excellent impact resistance and UV stability. The matte black finish integrates naturally with the stock GS colour scheme. All necessary mounting hardware is included for a straightforward bolt-on installation using existing mounting points — no drilling, no cutting.
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A clean and effective upgrade for any GS rider looking to keep their bike cleaner on and off the road.
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Be the first to share your experience!It is made for the BMW F 750 GS / F 850 GS from 2018 onwards and the F 800 GS / F 900 GS from 2024 onwards. If you're unsure about your model year, send Machina your bike's year and a photo on WhatsApp before ordering.
High-grade ABS plastic. ABS is impact-resistant and flexes instead of shattering, and it does not rust or corrode.
It is designed around the bike's existing mounting points, so it fits with basic hand tools. If you'd rather not do it yourself, any mechanic can fit it, and Machina can guide you over WhatsApp.
Yes. In the monsoon the rear tyre throws water and mud onto the shock, the underbody and your back. The hugger catches that spray, keeping your F-series GS's rear suspension cleaner and cutting down on corrosion.
It is designed to clear the stock tyre through full suspension travel. If you run a larger or knobbly tyre, check clearance with the bike loaded before a long ride.
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