1250RT rear rack
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
Looking at these two parts lists,daverj wrote:Does anyone know if the Givi rear rack for the 1200 also fits the 1250?
1200, https://www.carolinaeuro.com/fiche/diag ... p?id=56210
1250, https://www.carolinaeuro.com/fiche/diag ... p?id=60124
the BMW Luggage grid parts are the same on both bikes.
Likewise, the front fender is the same on both bikes.daverj wrote:Also the Avant front fender extender.
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
Hi David
I have a givi SRA5113 monokey alloy rack kit...
Which I am selling, new in box never fitted
Pm me if your interested
Jamie
I have a givi SRA5113 monokey alloy rack kit...
Which I am selling, new in box never fitted
Pm me if your interested
Jamie
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
Concerning the Fender Extender, I have a R1250RT & my Pyramid Plastics R1200RT Fender Extender will not fit!This is because the 1250RT has new plastic bits fitted in the exhaust area & the extender fouls these on left & right lock.These new plastic bits also funnel mud onto the engine! Thats progress....
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
dengieken wrote: Concerning the Fender Extender, I have a R1250RT & my Pyramid Plastics R1200RT Fender Extender will not fit!This is because the 1250RT has new plastic bits fitted in the exhaust area & the extender fouls these on left & right lock.These new plastic bits also funnel mud onto the engine! Thats progress....
Haha :)) . I had planned on taking that part off because I think it actually detracts from the bike. However, I will have to wait and see what it looks like with that 'spoiler' removed. I haven't decided if i'm actually going to get one (a 1250) anyway!
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
Whereas, the fender extender keeps crap off the engine.dengieken wrote:These new plastic bits also funnel mud onto the engine! Thats progress.
Re: 1250RT rear rack
Bought the Givi SRA 5113 from Wits on this forum (fits perfectly) ordered the Hornig fender extender as this seems to be the only one currently available. Nippy Norman’s list the Avant in the R1250RT section but doesn’t confirm it fits in the model fits section. I didn’t think it would have enough clearance so didn’t take the chance.
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
Pyramid Plastics list the same "Extenda Fenda",dengieken wrote:Concerning the Fender Extender, I have a R1250RT & my Pyramid Plastics R1200RT Fender Extender will not fit!
for both the 1250, https://www.pyramid-plastics.co.uk/acce ... ber=054236
and the 1200, https://www.pyramid-plastics.co.uk/acce ... ber=054236
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
Hornig also list the same "Extenda Fender",daverj wrote:Ordered the Hornig fender extender as this seems to be the only one currently available.
for both the 1250, https://www.motorcycleparts-hornig.com/ ... r-big.html
and the 1200, https://www.motorcycleparts-hornig.com/ ... r-big.html
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The code number of 054236 is the same for Pyramid & Hornig products, they're probably the same manufacturer.
Unlike Pyramid, Hornig show two different photos of the "same" Extenda Fender" fitted to both the 1250 & 1200 RT's.
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Re: 1250RT rear rack
Hornig are a Pyramid Plastics Dealer, https://www.pyramid-plastics.co.uk/trade.html, scroll down to Germany & click on the Motorrad Zubehor Hornig GmbH link.David. wrote:The code number of 054236 is the same for Pyramid & Hornig products, they're probably the same manufacturer.
Hornig also have a "BMW mark-up" on Pyramid Plastics. Hornig @ £26.25, https://www.motorcycleparts-hornig.com/ ... r-big.html
or Pyramid @ £19.50, https://www.pyramid-plastics.co.uk/acce ... ber=054236
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Re: 1250RT Fender Extender
I fitted the Pyramid front fender extender to my R1250RT a few days ago (bought it from Hornig - didn't know it was made by Pyramid until it arrived - its made of ABS). I didn't use he supplied rivets or sticky pads but stuck it on with black Sikaflex, a marine sealant/adhesive which is incredibly strong and cured overnight (clamped it together whilst it set). I rode the bike for about 90 miles the next day on mucky roads and in heavy rain and, unfortunately, the fender extender didn't do much of a job at protecting the front face of the engine. There was less road rubbish than without the extender and it didn't go quite as far up the front of the engine but there was still lots of rubbish to clean off. Its nowhere near as good as the MachineArt extender I had on my R1200RT (which won't fit on the 1250) which was longer and broader and worked well. Basically, it seems the Pyramid version is too short and narrow to be effective. I'm going to experiment with flexible brush seal to lengthen and broaden the extender to, hopefully, provide the spray attenuation you see from truck mudguards.
Re: 1250RT rear rack
A couple of people have transferred their Avant extender (from NN) onto the 1250. Clearance is tight - mm but it does fit. I'm going to try mine when I get my bike the beginning of April to see if he clearance is acceptable.
Re: 1250RT rear rack
Let us know how you get on. The Hornig extender is pretty useless and I am considering removing the front trim pieces and fitting the Avant version.Casbar wrote: A couple of people have transferred their Avant extender (from NN) onto the 1250. Clearance is tight - mm but it does fit. I'm going to try mine when I get my bike the beginning of April to see if he clearance is acceptable.
I also have the wunderlich protection plate fitted and it’s helping but struggling with the amount of spray coming at it.
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