Mudguard Extender Ted on Jan 04, 2022
Rating: 4
Good enough kit, although the original mudguard isn't really designed to take this length of extender, so it's not very rigid at the bottom. Does a good job of stopping the cow-crap-smoulder-bonfire on the exhausts. I used 7 flat-head bolts (m4) not the 5 self-tappers provided. Hopefully this should make it last better - we'll see.
Front mudguard extension Eric Fitzpatrick on Jul 31, 2021
Rating: 4
Usual efficiency. Delivery prompt. Fitting was simple - took 10 minutes. Looks good,, but not used in rain yet, so no comment on effectiveness.
Nippy Normans' service is excellent and deserves 5 stars.
Rectifying a poor mudguard Stephen Dudley on Jul 23, 2021
Rating: 4
Why manufacturers give us short tailed mudguards is infuriating and stupid!
This accessory is well made and has the length required on a touring bike.
I substituted the tapping screws with small plastic push rivets. I also made holes in the extender tongue so that a generous amount of rtv silicone would escape and increase the bond.
Unfortunately the rear of the mudguard is a bit floppy from manufacturer before you add anything to it so taking care when washing will be necessary.
Wunderlich front mudguard extender Nick Askem on Apr 06, 2021
Rating: 4
The product works well but this is the second one to be fitted to my bike. The first one lasted less than 8000 miles before shearing off along the line of the joint with the mudguard, possibly due to vibration stress in the plastic. I guess replacing every 2-3 years on a low mileage bike is ok but for those who do high mileage, it might get frustrating and expensive to have to keep replacing it.
Fitting was easy second time round as the holes were already drilled in the front fender. As others have suggested, remove the fender before fitting.
Nippy Norman's service was excellent as always.
Feender extender & side stand enlarger Mike Davies on Aug 23, 2020
Rating: 5
I always fit these types of items to all my bikes.
In this case both fitted easily - I removed the front mudguard as it made fitting the fender extender much easier. Don't forget to add a drop of thread lock to the side stand enlarger screws. Both items perform as intended.
Fender Extender Peter on Aug 20, 2020
Rating: 4
Bit costly. Fits well and is easy to fit. Keeps a lot of the crud off the front of the engine.
Good product, but.... Chris Cottee on Feb 27, 2020
Rating: 4
Good product, but a tad expensive. Gone from a lot of crap up the engine & exhaust to minimal crap. An essential bit of kit really. Would have given it 5 stars if it wasn’t expensive for what it is, but that’s not NN’s fault, they were quality as always! All said, product is recommended.
Fender extenders Clive Roberts on Jan 07, 2020
Rating: 4
Very easy to fit. An expensive piece of plastic but very necessary to protect lower part of engine which it does. Just a pity that bike manufacturers think we don't need mudguards anymore. It's the longest one on the market and I would recommend it wholeheartedly.
front fender extender KEVIN SMITH on Sep 25, 2019
Rating: 5
quality product. longer than usual ones but doesnt look out of place and is very effective at keeping muck off. easy to fit.
Mudguard Extender Philip Buckle on Dec 04, 2018
Rating: 3
A simple extension that helps stop the radiator getting bombed with road crud. Easy to fit and looks good on the bike but it is eye-wateringly expensive for what it is so feel a captive audience is being taken advantage of!
Mudguard extender Bob Young on Oct 26, 2018
Rating: 4
Bought this mudguard extender as its longer than others, easy fit, does a good job and looks well.
Mr Tony Banks on Sep 26, 2018
Rating: 4
Expensive for what it is but did the job perfectly
Wunderlich Fender Extender Dave on Aug 26, 2018
Rating: 4
Fits well, I used M4 stainless steel screws and locknuts rather than the self tappers supplied.
A ride in the rain today shows that it prevents most of the filth from the front wheel covering the engine and exhaust pipes
F800GT Front Mudguard Extender Grant Lewins on Aug 13, 2018
Rating: 4
Quite expensive for what it is but it does the job well, keeping a lot of 'crud' off the engine.
ms Britt Jane Koch on May 13, 2018
Rating: 4
good
Mr Clive Roberts on May 19, 2017
Rating: 4
I have used the fender extender on two previous F880 ST's and an F800 GT and can confirm that the product certainly helps to keep a lot of muck off the lower part of the engine. I would certainly recommend fitting one but from past experience they will crack across the shoulder where it meets the mudguard as a result of vibration. This usually happens over a period of about two to two and a half years.
Does the Job Rich on Apr 14, 2017
Rating: 5
The fenda extenda does the job and fits my 2017 BMW F800GT. I have used the screws supplied to secure it in addition to the adhesive pads and once fitted you don't notice them.
Looks original Peter on Mar 11, 2017
Rating: 4
Looks original and adds quite a bit of length but I would have prefered it to be the same width as the existing guard which is wider.
Remove the mudguard first (4 screws) before drilling the fixing holes.
Easy way to keep clean? Tomas Markebo on Jan 12, 2017
Rating: 4
Looks good, easy to fit with mudguard separated from the bike.
Does the job John Ramwell on Oct 04, 2016
Rating: 4
It really does keep the engine and downpipes clean. The supplied screws seem an insubstantial fixing so I replaced them with small bolts
Costly but good Ronald Tanner on Sep 30, 2016
Rating: 4
Very good quality with easy to follow fitting instructions. Quite expensive for a piece of plastic but certainly worth it as it keeps a lot of the road dirt off the front of the engine.
Front Mudguard Review John Lewin on Sep 30, 2016
Rating: 3
Easy to fit, but suggest remove mudguard from bike first. Also very easy (4 screws only). Take care with fitting, those sticky tapes hold fast so get the position right first time, and file down the excess screws. I used an angle grinder to make flush. Yes, recommend this product. Looks OK on the bike.
A must for F800 owners Gary on Aug 17, 2016
Rating: 5
Why BMW make their fenders so short is a mystery? This extender rectifies their short comings. Keep those down pipes and radiator cleaner and more protected.
F800 GT front mudguard extender Harvey Martin on Mar 28, 2016
Rating: 5
Another quality product from Wunderlich.
J. Lee Scully on Feb 08, 2016
Rating: 4
Previous extender purchased in Australia snapped off within 1000kms. Wunderlich extender much better material and looks the part, and protects the oil filter/heat exchanger. Have attached with stainless bolts (2)and had no hassles with drilling/fitting. Very satisfied with purchase.
Geoff Skeats on Feb 04, 2016
Rating: 4
I got sick and tired of the crud being thrown up off the road onto the bottom front of the engine. I bit the bullet, as the price was more than I would have wanted to pay for a bit of plastic (Dropped a star there). However it's sorted the problem, it works a treat. Easy to fit, looks good and delivered really quickly. All I could have asked for really.
Chris Burns on Jan 08, 2016
Rating: 5
Removed mudguard and fitted easily, looks good and works well, still get some debri thrown up onto front of engine but it is a big big improvement.
Thanks nn.
Simon Lodge on Dec 31, 2015
Rating: 5
much better than my old one.Keeps all the road crap off my oil filter. easy to fit.thanks
Paul Sewter on Oct 11, 2015
Rating: 4
Expensive for a bit of ABS (even if it does come in a nice box), but matches original plastics well, looking like it was fitted by BMW.
A breeze to fit - I recommend you paint the screws after grinding the points off (Hammerite applied with a cotton bud works well, and saves brush cleaning).
Hopefully it will help protect the downpipes from salt, muck etc.)
Neil Parnham on Sep 27, 2015
Rating: 4
Nice shape, good fixtures and easy to fit.
John Metcalfe on May 17, 2015
Rating: 4
Does a good job in deflecting dirt from the engine.
Didn't like the self tapping screws so substituted with stainless steel bolts -- 3 mm with nyloc nuts and washers. Easy to fit.
George Massie on May 03, 2015
Rating: 5
Great product - protects front of engine from dirt and is easy to fit.
Stephen Buckle on May 02, 2015
Rating: 4
Very easy to fit, just take the mudgaurd off first. Secures using sticky pad and 4 small grub screws. Extends mudgaurd well below engine cowl and stops most of the spray from the front wheel hitting the engine. A bit pricey, but looks like it will last, hence 4 stars
PETER OCCLESHAW on Apr 17, 2015
Rating: 5
EASY FIT VERY PLEASED
John van der Hoff on Apr 09, 2015
Rating: 5
Sturdy. Easy to fit. Expensive,but this is the only mudguard extender on the market which is long enough to prevent the oil cooler on the F800S/ST being clarted in road muck. A very worthwhile modification.
Gren Matta on Mar 27, 2015
Rating: 5
Easy to fit, useful length, looks like it belongs, good value.
Dave Thom on Feb 27, 2015
Rating: 4
easy to stick in place, remove front mudguard, degrease new part and mudguard, match them up draw round the edge, use "Debor" glue on the marked area, and on extender, wait till almost dry, press together with a couple of clamps for 12 hours. no need for screws. Keeps more muck off the front of the engine
martin macrae on Jan 30, 2015
Rating: 5
The original fender is too short , spraying muck all over the engine. This extender helps, I added a larger piece to it so it extends down where fenders used to in the 1960s.
Mike Penney on Jan 02, 2015
Rating: 5
More expensive than extenders I've bought for other bikes but a quality part and a good length. As suggested in another review I removed the mudguard to fit it and removed the ends of the screws with a top cutter and a Dremel.
Paul Garratt on Dec 31, 2014
Rating: 4
The extender fitted well with no problems.
James Killen on Dec 14, 2014
Rating: 5
Haven't fitted it yet but it looks as if it will do the job and appears easy enough to fit.
Salim Virani on Nov 20, 2014
Rating: 4
Expensive for what it is but could not find any other one long enough to do the job.
Toby Lankester on Sep 19, 2014
Rating: 4
A much needed item, well made and not too hard to fit.
However it should be supplied with the screw holes predrilled in order to make installation simpler.
Andrew Haworth on Apr 27, 2014
Rating: 4
Seems better but not brilliant. It's best to remove the mudguard to fit the extender. It is really essential to remove the ends of the fixing screws. You might think there is enough clearance not to bother but the flexibility of the guard allows contact between the screw points and tyre.
michael burke on Apr 16, 2014
Rating: 5
I have this extender fitted to my bike and it works very well, i also had it fitted to my last bike BMW F800ST,and i would have done about 6000miles with it, well worth the money and easy to fit
