R1250RS Wunderlich seat, engine guards, sliders, and lowered footrests.

Yet another "so you can see it in actual life" video about more Wunderlich BMW accessories. I don't mean to keep practically advertising for them, but as I keep saying, it's nice to see stuff on an actual motorcycle.
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[@GBeWinginIt]

Really like the upgrades and will now strongly consider this bike. Initially I was put off by the cramped foot peg position for me 34" inseam. Thanks again,

[@sebastianm.8383]

to change to Wunderlich seat is best decision one can make.....

[@stefanniesioowski6993]

I've got high seat "WUNDERLICH" for sale. Models: R1200R, R1250R, R1200RS, R1250RS. BMW of course

[@romansnoskovs5674]

Hi,did you sale wunderlich seat for r1200r?

[@4637bigred]

Dave, can you speak to how much more comfortable, or how much longer you can ride with the pegs lowered and the new seat. Possibly which helped the most. Just like G BeWinginlt, I have a 34 inseam and feel cramped on the RS on the showroom floor.

[@daveyator]

Sorry about the late reply. The seat is firm but somehow more comfortable than stock and allows for longer rides. The pegs simply take the "edge" off that cramped feeling. I only have a 30.5" inseam though. Also the pegs are slightly wider and that adds some comfort also at least for me. They make a more expensive set of pegs that might give more room as they are adjustable but besides being expensive, you have to buy separate parts and I THINK you have to relocate the brake pedal.

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[@ARC94JonasWenninger]

which tires are these ?

[@daveyator]

Michelin Pilot Road 4