Weekend Awesome – Wunderlich Scrambler Based on BMW R1200GS
This week’s video comes courtesy of German custom parts and accessories maker Wunderlich. The latest project from the BMW specialist is a Scrambler based on the liquid-cooled R1200GS.
Produced with the help of Sport-Evolution, the Wunderlich Scrambler, removing almost all traces of the GS. The telelever suspension is replaced by a conventional telescopic fork while the frame, chassis, fuel tank, seat and wheels are all new, turning the prototypical adventure-tourer into a dirt scrambler.
The liquid-cooled engine was modified, with new camshafts, lighter connecting rods and forged pistons. Wunderlich claims the Scrambler pumps out 156 hp compared to the stock BMW R1200GS which claims 125 hp.
But enough with the specs, let’s take a look at the Wunderlich Scrambler in action!
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ok, this is seriously cool.
I want one!