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The Machina Splash Guard is designed to keep your BMW R 1250 GSA cleaner and better protected during everyday rides and long-distance touring. Engineered to minimize water, mud, and debris spray from the rear wheel, it safeguards the suspension, underbody, and tail section — enhancing both function and appearance.
Crafted from high-strength ABS polymer, the Machina Splash Guard offers a perfect blend of durability, flexibility, and light weight. Its aerodynamic shape complements the Versys’ styling while maintaining excellent clearance for suspension movement. The CNC-molded design ensures a precise fit with the rear swingarm, and the powder-coated stainless steel bracket provides solid, vibration-free mounting.
Key Features:
Custom-designed for BMW R 1250 GSA
Reduces water, mud, and debris spray from the rear tire
Protects shock absorber, underbody, and tail section
Made from impact-resistant ABS polymer
Lightweight, aerodynamic design with ample suspension clearance
Bolt-on installation — no drilling or cutting required
Ideal for touring and wet-weather riding
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Machina products are made using premium-grade materials selected based on the product’s purpose, including metals, composites, and high-quality polymers.
No. Machina designs focus on proper load distribution and functional integration to ensure handling, stability, and safety remain unaffected.
Yes. All necessary mounting hardware required for proper installation is included unless stated otherwise on the product page.
Yes. Every Machina product is tested on Indian roads and real-world riding conditions to ensure durability and reliability.
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