BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

simbo wrote: ↑Fri Dec 27, 2024 8:19 pm A decorators paper dust sheet for about £3 works just fine.

I'd agree with the above from @simbo
Although material, not paper, I use the same thing. Screwfix or similar is your friend

MattyP wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2024 7:38 am Does anyone know how to get in touch with BMW to flag the problem?

Open the app on your phone, tap the 3 dots in the bottom right hand corner, scroll down and at the very bottom you will find "REPORT PROBLEM"

Mine is a '21 and is Alpine White.

pdv_moto wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 12:28 pm Is this just my phone (an old S7) or did others have same experience ?

I would say that is your phone.
I have an S23 and my phone increases battery charge even when using Navigation all day.

Yes, I think Stu & Doc T are correct regarding length for a SWB Transit but as yours is a LWB you would be ok.
As an aside I now have a Transit, L1H1 and I regularly carry my trail bike (CRF300L) and it fits in with no problem and not skewed to a side.

Yes, it should go in no problem with the screen removed. I have carried mine in a Toyota Hiace which is a smaller van than your Transit.

Before anyone starts running away with this idea just bear in mind how many sections this would create :) Although I can create a recommendations section and within that have seperate sections for Camping, B&B's Hotels etc etc this would take up far less space on the main forum but all the rele...

Personally I think that is a very good idea.
Perhaps try to break it down into Countries / Areas to keep things simple to find

Sounds to me like a dead battery. Just because it's new doesn't mean it will be fully charged.
Hopefully it's that simple

Maxnam376 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 4:25 pm Anybody have a solution about phone compartment to small. Do they make an upgraded one little bigger.

Buy a smaller phone

Don't forget that the thicker the board the harder it will be to get on the mainstand.

If it's for use inside a garage or shed etc. I use a clean painters dust sheet. Keeps the general crap off the bike, easy to throw over and cheap as chips from Screwy (or similar)

Get rid of all the crap and go Bluetooth from the start

The concept seems to be good.
I think, because it's an unknown, being wary is a natural reaction. It would be interesting to know what safety standards it can meet.
I imagine it would be a great asset to 1st aiders in the event of an accident.