Feeler gauge kit for all four valve twins

In our view, these feeler gauges are the best and most accurate for adjusting the valves on your four valve boxer. When adjusting the valves, it’s very important to use two feeler gauges.

If you were to adjust one valve at a time, the small amount of play that exists in the rocker arm bearings will make it nearly impossible to get an accurate and consistent adjustment on both valves. The trick is to have two feeler gauges, one for each valve. You’ll be able to evenly match the drag that you feel on each set of valves.

These feeler gauges are the perfect length and each one features a grippy plastic handle that provides the feedback needed for an accurate valve adjustment, even with oily hands. We supply a kit consisting of two 0.15mm gauges for the intake valves and two 0.30mm gauges for the exhaust valves.

Professional quality tools, made in Germany, that will last a lifetime.

• R1100 GS
• R1100 R
• R1100 RS
• R1100 RT
• R1100 S
• R1150 GS
• R1150 GSA
• R1150 R
• R1150 R Rockster
• R1150 RS
• R1150 RT
• R1200 GS (2008-2009)
• R1200 GS (2010-2012)
• R1200 GS (-2007)
• R1200 GS LC (2013-2016)
• R1200 GS LC (2017-)
• R1200 GSA (2008-2009)
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• R1200 GSA (-2007)
• R1200 GSA LC (2014-)
• R1200 R (2011-2014)
• R1200 R (-2010)
• R1200 R LC
• R1200 RS LC
• R1200 RT (2010-2013)
• R1200 RT (-2009)
• R1200 RT LC (2014-)
• R1250 GS
• R1250 GSA
• R1250 R (2019-2022)
• R1250 R (2023-)
• R1250 RS (2019-2022)
• R1250 RS (2023-)
• R1250 RT (-2020)
• R1250 RT (2021-)
• R12 nineT
• R1300 GS
• R850 GS
• R850 RT
• HP2 Enduro
• HP2 Megamoto
• R nineT (2014-2016)
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• R nineT /5
• R nineT Pure
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• R nineT Urban G/S