Wunderlich TOURING gear-shift extension - silver
Immediately available from stock
Delivery time from stock availability 3-5 working days
We think the standard foot gear-shifter is too petite, too short and too thin in a diameter. You look for it again and again, but sometimes you hit it imprecisely and sadly your boot toe slipping is a given.
Our aluminium, cylindrical gear-shift extension, which is a whole 15 mm longer than the original, is very easily pushed over the standard lever and is firmly clamped in place. This change not only makes switching gears noticeably easier, but more comfortable too. This means added operating reliability, especially in situations where it’s key.
The three ring-shaped, integrated rubber segments provide the best grip when shifting gears and simultaneously ease the stress on your motorcycle boots or shoes.
The facts
Function
- Ergonomic, comfortable and reliable gear shifting – with our 15 mm wider gear-shift extension
- The gear-shift extension is pushed over the standard lever and is firmly clamped in place
- Ring-shaped, integrated rubber segment protect your motorcycle boots and improve the grip when switching gears
Technical information
- Material
- High-quality aluminium, precision crafted, anodised silver-coloured surfaces
- Dimensions
- Width approx. + 15 mm compared to the standard
- Diameter approx. + 6 mm compared to the standard
- Colour
- Silver-coloured
Your Wunderlich benefits
- Wunderlich product. Small series. Hand crafted.
- Wunderlich design. Functional and integrated.
- Exclusive by Wunderlich
- Made in Germany
- 60 days right to return - test it out with zero risk
- 5 year warranty
| Product type: | Ergonomics |
|---|---|
| Color: | silver |
| Type | Download |
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