BDCW Armor vs. the stock 
BDCW Armor vs. the stock
BDCW Armor vs. the stock
BDCW Armor vs. the stock
BDCW Armor vs. the stock
Solid construction that completely isolates the back of the motor by attaching to the FRAME
BDCW Armor vs. the stock
BDCW Armor vs. the stock
Smile on Jeff's face knowing his bike has REAL protection
BDCW Armor vs. the stock
If you want to do this, you BETTER have one of these!
If you want to do this, you BETTER have one of these!
Jason churning up some red dirt outside Moab
Hell no we don't use these - that is what bust riders motors!
Victim from a competitors skid plate - don't let this happen to you
Yes, it can take a beating - compliments of Lockhart Pass in Utah. Still going strong!
End of trip thanks to a competitors skid plate - THAT is why we don't use the rubber shear bolts.BDCW Skid Plate - BMW R1200GS/GSA
Price: $349.00
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The ULTIMATE ARMOR for off-road protection for your R1200GS/GSA
Advantages:
- Skid plate is suspended from frame—isolating the rear of the engine block from impact
- Full coverage of header pipes
- Stout construction—MADE IN THE U.S.A.
- Rubber “shok bloks” used to absorb larger impacts
- Our design does NOT use the stock rubber shear bolts that are threaded into the engine block
- You won’t have to carry this skid plate home on the luggage rack
- Durable powder coat with clear coat will continue to look good after abuse
- Only six bolts are removed to access oil filter and drain—framework stays in place
- Easy, straight forward installation
- Compatible with stock and full Remus exhaust systems
- Fits 2005–2012 model years of GS and GSA
- OPTIONAL Center stand guard available
Introductory price for a limited time of $349. Optional center stand guard for only $49.00.
Order both and get free ground shipping within the lower 48 states. (Select "UPS Ground" for the shipping method and use Coupon Code FS395.)
Review in Adventure Rider magazine by Bill Dragoo
Press Coverage in the BMW MOA magazine
This is not the typical costume jewelry disguised as “armor”—it’s simply the most bad-ass skid plate for the R1200GS on the market!
MADE IN THE U.S.A.
