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The ergonomic triangle
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With our Wunderlich brands, you can always rely on tried and tested components developed by us, which incorporate our many years of development expertise and our experience as motorcyclists and therefore bear our unmistakable signature. What they all have in common is our commitment to innovation, functionality, quality and design integration.
AKTIVKOMFORT
Seats
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MARATHON
Windshields
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FLOWJET
Windshields
Perfect Design
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wind deflector
No unnecessary turbulence
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System Luggage
Clicked on
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System Luggage
Comfort & Flexibility
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System Luggage
Rough & tough
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The ergonomics triangle.
The ergonomics triangle is how the ergonomist describes the human-machine interfaces on the motorcycle. These interfaces are the points where the individual comes into direct physical contact with their motorcycle. This includes the seat and handlebars, specifically the handlebar grips and the footrests.
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