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BMW options
Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2024 3:11 pm
by EasyRider
This is a list of what my 1250RT came with when new.
Now apart for the audio system, what else is missing from the BMW options.
X0182 DTC
X0191 Dynamic ESA
X0193 Keyless Ride
X0202 Daytime running lights
X0219 Deluxe headlight
X0222 Gearshift assistant Pro
X0224 Driving modes Pro
X0230 Comfort Package
X0233 Touring package
X0235 Dynamic package
X0272 Preparation, navigation unit
X0350 Exhaust system, chrome
X0381 Operating instructions, English
X0417 Central locking system
X0455 Style Elegance
X0518 Seat heating
X0519 Heated handlebar grips
X0530 RDC
X0538 Cruise control
X05AC ABS pro
X0603 Alarm system
X06AC Intelligent emergency call
X06AE Teleservices
X0736 National version Great Britain
X0764 Plug-in socket
X07A6 3 Year Warranty
X08CA EU scope
Re: BMW options
Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2024 6:58 pm
by Capt Sisko
My 2018 R1250RT LE started life as a dealer either demo or end of month pre-registered bike as the first owner was a BMW dealer. If it was a demo bike it makes sense to have the demo bike loaded with all the toys. The list is the same as yours but with a four of additions.
X0143 - Bluetooth Interface
X0268 - Audiosystem ECE
X0395 - Radio
X0992 - Control for Retailer Equipment
I guess the first three are do to the fact my bike has a radio. I've no idea what a X0992 is though.
What my bike doesn't have is the OEM top box so it's likely there are more codes / option still to be found. Then there's the 719 tick list.
The above codes were advised by
https://mdecoder.com when I put my VIN number in and as far as I can see it correct. As a matter of interest the website also tell me my bike was produced on the 8th Oct 2018 so it's coming up to it's sixth birthday soon. Anyone got an earlier one?
Re: BMW options
Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2024 8:00 pm
by Stu
I had to use a different vin decoder as it will only work once per day
Mine was fully loaded from factory yet i think this one doesn't show everything!
143 Bluetooth Control Interface
191 Dynamic ESA
193 Keyless Ride
202 Daytime Running Lights
204 Hill Start Control
219 Deluxe Headlight
222 SA Shift Assistant Pro
224 Driving Mode Pro
230 Comfort Package
233 Touring Package
235 Dynamic Package
268 Audio System ECE
272 Preparation Navigation System
326 SU Speedometer mph
350 SA Exhaust Manifold, chrome-plated
381 SU Operating Instructions English
395 SU Radio
417 Central Locking System
518 SA Seat Heating
530 SA Tyre Pressure Control (RDC)
538 Cruise Control
568 Drivetrain, black
5AC ABS Pro
603 SA Anti-Theft Alarm System
736 National Version Great Britain
764 BU Socket for Official Car
Re: BMW options
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2024 5:08 am
by EasyRider
Capt Sisko wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 6:58 pm
As a matter of interest the website also tell me my bike was produced on the 8th Oct 2018 so it's coming up to it's sixth birthday soon. Anyone got an earlier one?
The date of mine is showing as 2018-11-9
so is that the 11th September or 9th November.
Re: BMW options
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2024 5:25 am
by EasyRider
Does anyone have the code,
"X079I" Opt.719 Milled Parts Package Shadow II
I found this on a US spec 2020 1250RT .
I've looked at the option 719 parts and have got to say i'm not that fussed on them, silly money for what they are.
Re: BMW options
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2024 11:12 pm
by Capt Sisko
EasyRider wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 5:08 am
The date of mine is showing as 2018-11-9
so is that the 11th September or 9th November.
Could be either as production started on or just after the 1st Sept '18 for the 1250RT. If it's 11th Sept it'll have a pretty low engine number.
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Re: BMW options
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2024 3:58 am
by EasyRider
I just put that date code 2018-11-9 into google, and it came back with Friday 9th Novermber 2018
Re: BMW options
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2024 9:35 am
by Glenn
This is the German date format according to Oracle
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19455-01/80 ... index.html
German yyyy-mm-dd, so 9th November would be correct
Re: BMW options
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2024 10:03 am
by EasyRider
So i wonder where Artie was for the first 10 months before is was sold. Can't see it being in a dealers for that long.
Re: BMW options
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2024 5:38 pm
by Capt Sisko
EasyRider wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 5:08 am
The date of mine is showing as 2018-11-9
so is that the 11th September or 9th November.
If you used the same mdecoder.com website as me, mine is show as 2018-10-08. As mine can't have an August build date, it's got be Y-M-D, so 9th Nov it is. That being right, as you asked, how come it wasn’t registered until ten months later? Even allowing for yours being a month younger than mine and well into Autumn by then I’d have expected them to sell quickly as there would have been a good demand for the then 'new' model.
Re: BMW options
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 5:51 am
by EasyRider
Capt Sisko wrote: ↑Sun Sep 22, 2024 5:38 pm
If you used the same mdecoder.com website as me, mine is show as 2018-10-08. As mine can't have an August build date, it's got be Y-M-D, so 9th Nov it is. That being right, as you asked, how come it wasn’t registered until ten months later? Even allowing for yours being a month younger than mine and well into Autumn by then I’d have expected them to sell quickly as there would have been a good demand for the then 'new' model.
What was the date of first reg on you RT Capt. Mine was the 2nd Sept 2019
Re: BMW options
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 10:36 am
by Capt Sisko
EasyRider wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 5:51 am
What was the date of first reg on you RT Capt. Mine was the 2nd Sept 2019
First registered on 24th Oct '18 and it was registered to a BMW dealer. 16 days from production in Germany to registration in the UK is pretty fast which is why I think it started life as a demo model for the then just launched 1250RT. The first 'proper' owner didn't aquire it until Aug '19 with 6k on the clock (from the same dealer), which kinds of backs up this theory.