€764.10 gross €849.00 RRP incl. VAT
Article number:
WI-644-1391-02
Product Details
Wilbers Performance Suspension 644 WESA Dynamic Feedback shock absorber, with -30mm lowering for BMW, rear R1300GS, type GG13, model year 2024-2025 without sports suspension, with ESA, with ABE according to scope of useThe old shock absorber must be sent in for coupling (chargeable)
Note: Please specify if the motorcycle has adaptive ride height control.
Note: 30 mm lowering only possible in conjunction with item WI-644-1391-03.
General Description
WESA Dynamic Suspension for the BMW R 1300 GS – More comfort, more control, more safetyWith the market launch of the BMW R 1300 GS, BMW has set new standards: The standard, semi-active suspension automatically adapts to road conditions and load. Optionally, BMW even offers adaptive ride height control, which lowers the motorcycle by 30 mm at low speeds – a real highlight in terms of riding comfort and safety.
But we go a step further.
With our WESA Dynamic solution, we get the maximum out of the R 1300 GS suspension:
- Noticeably more comfort compared to the standard suspension
- Typical GS riding comfort – as you know and love it
- Optionally available: additional 30 mm lowering, perfect for smaller riders
This makes the BMW R 1300 GS even more versatile, comfortable, and accessible.
When converting from DSA to WESA, the functionality of the DSA system is fully retained.
Please note: For every order, specify rider weight incl. clothing [kg], pillion weight incl. clothing [kg], luggage weight [kg], frequency of solo operation without luggage [%], frequency of pillion operation [%], frequency of luggage operation [%], riding style [Touring/Sporty], intended use [Race track/street/Off-road],
| Manufacturer | Model | Type | Model Year | Homologation | Position | ccm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BMW | R1300GS | GG13 EURO5+ | 2023 - | ABE | rear | 1300 |
| BMW | R1300GS | GG13r EURO5+ | 2023 - | ABE | rear | 1300 |
| BMW | R1300GS | GG13tha EURO5+ | 2025 - | ABE | rear | 1300 |
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