Ilmberger Carbon Fiber K1200RS / K1200GT Hugger

Pirates' Lair wants to help you protect the backside of your K1200RS/GT with this beautiful rear wheel hugger from Ilmberger of Germany. Protect your bike from flying debris and add a little flash with this German import. Each piece is as light as mountain air and offers a deep, hand rubbed gloss finish for the ultimate in weight loss and spectacular looks.

Since 1990 Ilmberger has been producing high-quality carbon fiber products, equaling OEM quality and sold through OEM accessory catalogs. Used by top international racers, Ilmberger products are the highest quality carbon fiber we have found. IMHO.. Ilmberger carbon fiber is the best you can buy!

Ilmberger carbon fiber is TUV/ABE approved. What does a European standard mean to us here in the U.S.? It means that Ilmberger carbon fiber is the highest quality, and fits the best. Ilmberger is also the only carbon fiber manufacturer to use Kunststoffbeschichtet, or plastic powder coating, on their parts. This finish is much more resistant to scratching than standard clear-coat finishes, blocks UV rays that can damage your carbon fiber over time, is a better base for painting, and improves the appearance of each part. Ilmberger parts are produced using autoclaves and state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques like those used in Formula 1.

Note: This Ilmberger hugger will fit all K1200RS's and 2002-05 K1200GT's no matter what wheel size. However, with the wider 5.5" wheel using the 180 or 190 tire, the tire will stick out about 1/2" on the left hand side. Mounting hardware can be slightly modified to compensate and we can advise on how to do this. Clearance is not a problem.

Install info from G. Alley: "Effortless installation. Less than 5 minutes. Perfect alignment and tire clearance using provided spacers. FYI. Your Non-mechanical (dumb ass) customers could screw up the spacer placement but the difference and purpose of the difference was immediately obvious to me. (The front spacer has a lip/guide that fits into the bolt hole of the bracket which positions the brake line fitting on the caliper.) A dumb-ass mechanic could install them wrong and make the fender look crooked."