BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

richardbd wrote:
You'll probably find the guard is fine - as long as it has a BMW logo embossed on it.  Failing that, I suggest you glue one on, otherwise the bike will definitely overheat...

Good idea, never thought of that. Any idea where I can get a cheap Chinese copy of a BMW logo?

k9doc wrote: Good idea, never thought of that. Any idea where I can get a cheap Chinese copy of a BMW logo?

I know a man who will definitely know!

richardbd wrote:
I know a man who will definitely know!

I for one will never need such a thing.  Everything I have already has the badge on it.

RTman10 wrote:
I for one will never need such a thing.  Everything I have already has the badge on it.

Everything???  The mind boggles  :wonder:

k9doc wrote: Everything???  The mind boggles  :wonder:

If it attaches to the bike, just about everything but not quite.  in addition
All riding gear including summer and winter underwear,sunglasses, wristwatch, multi tool, manicure kit(wife's) umbrella, laptop bag...............
Nearly forgot.  A large collection of miniature models but not one of the LC, yet.

Basically have to agree that it's good stuff. Just bought a pair of BMW 'Rider' trousers which are first class and fairly priced alongside the competition. Sticking to M&S for the undercrackers though.

RTman10 wrote: If it attaches to the bike, just about everything but not quite.  in addition
All riding gear including summer and winter underwear,sunglasses, wristwatch, multi tool, manicure kit(wife's) umbrella, laptop bag...............
Nearly forgot.  A large collection of miniature models but not one of the LC, yet.

Have you thought about therapy?    Seriously though, If that's what 'you' like, why not? Probably all good kit too!

Been there, didn't work.


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