BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

daveperce wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 12:42 am Are the pannier liners still available?

Hi,
I thought I was diligently checking these replies every now and then, obviosuly not! The liners are still available, let me know if you're interested.
Thanks

These are still available. If they don't sell soon I'll be forced to buy another R1200RT

Anyone want these? I've also posted them on an auction site now too.

Hi, I don't see a message? Could you resend please, thanks

Apologies, I posted my items in the wrong forum, but here are links to some things I have for sale as I've sold my R1200RT

Aftermarket pannier liners:
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Zumo XT has gone, as has the tank bag. Just the pannier bags to go

Finally I have a Givi XS307 tank bag for sale, with the Givi locking ring system. Works really well for refuelling, easy to pop the bag off. The bag has seen some use but otherwise is in good order. I've included the 4 screws supplied with the locking ring kit. Good little day bag, that expands to 1...

Next up I have these clean and good condition pannier bags that fitted in my 2018 RT original BMW panniers. Aftermarket items that do the job saving you lugging hard cases in and out of guest houses. They have a zipped side compartment each, and the main compartment expands by about 2 or 3 inches al...

Hi, I've sold my RT so have some items for sale. First up, a barely used condition Garmin Zumo XT, boxed with mounting and power adapters and original manuals. Also included is the 3D aftermaket adapter so it slots straight into the R1200RT mounting plate (and possibly R1250RT, not sure) - one of th...

This is a good idea except I was in a strange town in the tiny back streets so I needed the route to the main road, and then a heading in the right direction.

I have more trips planned in the next few days so I'll see how I get on
Thanks

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Haha I realised I could have done this just now on my way back from Ambleside. Funny how the mind works away when you've only got the road and a few sheep to think about

I created a trip using MRA from my hotel in Keswick up around Kirkstone Pass then back again. But whether I choose the start point or closest entry point the Zumo just wants me to drive 20 yards then I've reached my destination. The route has three waypoints, start, Kirkstone Inn, end (same as start...

MikeS wrote: When I'm away on my own I book the first and sometimes the second night accomodation before I set off. After that I book accommodation as I go along, planning the next days route and researching hotels gives me something to do in the evenings.

Great tip, thanks MikeS

David. wrote: A copy of the book, The Motorcyclist's Guide To Scotland might be useful, Buy the Motorcyclist's Guide to Scotland — Tarmap Press

Thanks, that looks really great and will probably answer a lot of my questions! I've ordered a copy

Thanks for your thoughts. I'm autistic and thus tend to be a bit too details-focused sometimes, but I'm definitely using this first trip as a learning exercise so I will understand myself and my bike better for future trips.

I'm contemplating a solo trip to ride around Scotland for a week or so next month (June). I've never really toured before other than a few days in Ireland stopping over with friends. I'll be travelling alone so don't really need to consider anyone else's needs. What are your thoughts on distance / ...