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Good news for everyone who moves their BMW R 1200/1250 GS or Adventure without a pannier rack in order to emphasize the sporty character of the Enduro. Up until now, the case rack was essential for mounting the Wunderlich Toolbox. But now the BMW experts at Wunderlich have developed a toolbox that is attached with its own, inconspicuous bracket set included in the scope of delivery and does not require the pannier rack. The new toolbox - integrated to save space - fits in wonderfully discreetly to the left of the rear wheel and uses the niche.
Incidentally, everything that applies to the other Wunderlich toolboxes also applies: This tailor-made toolbox is extremely robust, light and waterproof. It offers easily accessible, additional storage space for tools and all sorts of helpful little things that you like to have with you when you are out and about. It can be opened and closed from the rear for easy access at all times. The lid of the high-quality plastic box is secured against loss.
Ingenious and extremely practical: the keyed alike codable version
Wunderlich offers the tool box in two locking versions: it is optionally available with a special lock, the locking mechanism of which can be individually coded to the key of the respective BMW R 1200/1250 GS or Adventure, or with a conventional lock. The lock, which is keyed alike after coding, proves to be extremely practical, as you save the otherwise necessary additional key. The customer has the choice of which lock variant he prefers. Both versions are splash-proof.
The perfect match: The Cordura® inside pockets
To match the tool box, Wunderlich has a practical, high-quality inner bag made of robust Cordura®, which you can equip yourself with (41602-002) or with a motorcycle-specific breakdown kit (41602-102).
Item Numbers:
- 41601-500 - Wunderlich tool box with special lock that can be coded with the same key on the BMW vehicle key
- 41601-600 - Wunderlich tool box with lock cylinder and two keys
The facts:
- feature
- Bespoke tool box
- For models without a pannier rack
- Waterproof, light and extremely robust
- Two splash-proof lock variants are available:
- A lock that can be coded with the same key on the corresponding BMW vehicle key (41601-500)
- A lock with two keys (41601-600)
- Lid secured against loss
- First class quality and workmanship
- Attachment kit including holder for easy assembly is included
Technical data
material
- material
- Box made of plastic, high quality and precisely processed by injection molding, light and robust
- Holder made of stainless steel, high quality and precisely processed, black powder-coated
- Dimensions
- Width 325 mm
- Depth 105 mm
- Height mm 230
- Volume
- 4,5 l
Wonderful advantages
- Wunderlich premium product.
- Small series. Made by hand.
- Design. Functional and integrated.
- 60 days refund policy
- Made in Europe
- 5 years warranty
Der Preis
Wunderlich offers the tool box with the codable lock variant for € 239,00 and the version with the conventional lock for € 219,00.
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Photo credit: Wunderlich
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