STAND PIPE COVER „Swishy Shroud“ 38.5 mm from BHCKRT, silver anodized Garantierte Lieferung

The “Swishy Shroud” standpipe covers from BHCKRT   cover the standpipes between
the fork bridges in a form-fitting manner.

As BHCKRT   When we started converting old BMWs, the original lamp holders were like this
pretty much the first thing that had to go.
The milling on the lower fork bridge immediately catches your eye.
Suddenly without meaning she looks ugly. Ignore it and just use one of the usual ones
So mounting the lamp holder on the upper standpipes was not an option, instead
Material ordered and sent to the lathe:
Sleeves made from 60mm aluminum tube for the standpipe area between the upper
and lower fork bridge.
Includes rubber rings and two spacers each to compensate for manufacturing tolerances
Steering head bearings and fork bridges. Suitable for fork standpipes with a diameter of 38.5 mm.

Suitable for the following BMW models with 38.5 mm standpipe diameter (from ’85)
– R80
– R100

Danger
Does not fit R100R and Mystic (their stanchions have a diameter of 41.5mm).

Standpipe cover „Swishy Shroud“ in our range:
– ST-OB6   (black, 36mm)
– ST-OB8   (black, 38.5mm)
– ST-OS6 (silver, 36 mm)
– ST-OS8   (silver, 38.5 mm)

The “Shrewd Shroud” standpipe covers and the headlight system from BHCKRT can also be found in our range.

BHCKRT
A new star in the aftermarket sky shines under the abbreviation BHCKRT.  
Behind it are the two motorcycle manufacturers BERHAM Customs and KRT Framework , which have formed in recent years
have made a name for themselves in the customizing scene through unusual ideas and the highest quality craftsmanship.
With this claim, they have now also become a parts supplier:
Together they design and produce bike parts in small series – modular, using the modular principle. The parts stand out
through detailed design, maximum accuracy of fit and uncompromising manufacturing standards.
The current focus is on BMW two-valve boxers.
Rear frame, side license plate holders, battery boxes, indicator carriers, fork covers and bridges
– the range is continually being expanded.