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Search or filter to the part for your bike — the Garage narrows everything to what fits.
How Inter-Pace works · ABE & instructions · The full guide
In Germany a part is only road-legal if you can prove it. So the ABE and the fitting instructions for your exact bike sit on the product page — before you buy, not after the TÜV says no.
Why it matters
A windscreen, a tail tidy, a set of bar-end mirrors — bolt them on and your bike is modified. In Germany that means someone, eventually, will want to see the paperwork: the ABE, the Allgemeine Betriebserlaubnis, that says this part is approved for this vehicle. No ABE, no waved-through inspection. Riders know this. Most shops still ship the part and let you go hunting for the PDF.

The Downloads tab
On the parts that need them, the product page carries a Downloads tab with the ABE and the fitting instructions. Not a generic manual for the whole product family — the instructions matched to the part number you're actually looking at. Open it before you order, so you know what you're getting into and what the workshop will need.
How to use it
Search or filter to the part for your bike — the Garage narrows everything to what fits.
The tab sits with the product details. ABE and instructions, as PDFs, ready before checkout.
Download once and file them with the bike's papers. When the inspection asks, you already have the answer.
Read the label
The part is half the purchase. The paperwork is the other half.
So we ship both.

The verdict
ABE and bike-specific fitting instructions on the product page, matched to the exact part number — so the part you bolt on survives contact with the next inspection.
Shop windshieldsBrowse the windshield range — open any listing and check the Downloads tab before you buy.
Compare helmets
The comparison lines up to four helmets side by side — with the same data shown on every helmet page.