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- Trasparente
Magnetic opening – reinforced brackets – R 1300 GS Adventure only
- Spedizione gratuitaoltre 100 € in Italia, oltre 250 € in Europa
- Garanzia 24 mesigaranzia legale di conformità
- Pagamento a ratedisponibile al checkout
- Reso entro 14 giornidalla ricezione dell'ordine
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Returns within 14 days
24-month legal conformity warranty
Original LOBOO product, guaranteed
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will get back to you as soon as possible, within 24 hours on weekdays.
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Vehicle Shipping
We deliver Rolektro vehicles throughout Italy with our own vehicles, without entrusting them to third-party couriers.
Delivery times:
- 7/10 business days with the Turnkey option, including registration
The vehicle arrives already assembled and ready for use, with all certifications on board, including the EU Certificate of Conformity (COC). Upon delivery, we will show you how to remove and recharge the battery. -
Customer support
Available Mon. to Fri.
- 08:30 - 13:30
- 14:30 - 17:30
- Saturday and Sunday - Closed
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License plate and registration
The EU Certificate of Conformity (COC) is included in the delivery.
You can use the COC to register your vehicle and obtain a registration certificate from the Department of Motor Vehicles (Motorizzazione Civile) or through a car registration agency.
Mandatory third-party liability insurance (RCA) must be arranged by the customer.
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Contacts
Model compatibility
BMW R 1300 GS Adventure (2024→)
Screen material
PC – Transparent polycarbonate
Assembly
Non-invasive on OEM points (1:1 fitment)
Features
Quick release for cleaning/maintenance
Equipment
Transparent screen, dedicated brackets and hardware, quick-start instructions
Polycarbonate lens with magnetic opening, dedicated to the Adventure from 2024.
All you need to know before ordering
Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.
The LOBOO CDBH151 Headlight Protector is the version designed for the BMW R 1300 GS Adventure from 2024 onward. It is not the same as the standard GS version: the Adventure’s front end has its own design and mounting points, and the protector is shaped accordingly.
Magnetic opening: clean the headlight in thirty seconds
The frame remains attached to the motorcycle, while the lens lifts thanks to a magnetic opening and closing system. No tools, no screws to retrieve from the gravel: open it, clean the headlight surface and the inside of the screen, then close it again.
On an Adventure, this matters twice as much. It is the motorcycle for long-distance trips and trails, the one that collects insects and dust faster than any other GS—and if cleaning the protector requires the tool bag, you simply will not do it.
Polycarbonate, more stable than acrylic
The lens is made of polycarbonate, a material LOBOO chooses precisely because it withstands harsh riding conditions better than acrylic: acrylic costs less but cracks when hit by stones, while polycarbonate absorbs the impact. It is the same material used for helmet visors.
Light transmission is high and distortion is minimal, so the headlight beam remains close to the original: on a motorcycle designed to cover miles even at night, that is not a minor detail.
Reinforced metal brackets
Mounting is handled by reinforced metal brackets, which keep the screen firmly in place and eliminate high-speed vibrations. It mounts to the motorcycle’s existing mounting points, with no drilling or cutting: the installation is completely reversible.
Three finishes
- Clear — light output closest to the original, with an almost invisible protector.
- Light Grey — smoked effect, a more technical appearance, with a limited reduction in light.
- Chrome — mirror finish, the most striking option and the one that filters the most light.
When it is not the right product
If you have the standard R 1300 GS, this protector will not fit: you need the CDBH131, which is listed on a separate page. And if you are looking for a metal grille for extreme enduro riding, you will not find it here: this is a clear screen for road, gravel, and touring use, not a rock guard.
Why choose it
Who is it recommended for
Documents and manufacturer
It opens with a finger, and that’s why you really clean it
Modeled 1:1 on the OEM data of the GS Adventure
Polycarbonate: the same choice as for visors
The bundle remains the one you paid for.
Three finishes, the same protection
FAQs
For more information, please see our FAQ.
Can I use it on a non-Adventure R 1300 GS?
How do you clean the headlight with the guard installed?
Does it reduce the headlight’s brightness?
Do you need to drill or modify anything on the motorcycle?
Does it scratch, become cloudy, or crack over time?
Is the product covered by a warranty?
Is it an original LOBOO product?
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