Welcome to the site! Enjoy the RT. Great bikes!

I've been running Michelin Road 6GT's on my 2015 RT my riding buddy has a 2014 and he got 20,000 km from a set of Kenda KM1's without any issue. Most of our riding miles are together, so in similar conditions. I know the Michelin's are a better traction tire than the Kenda's, but neither of us ride ...

A friend needs a drive shaft and final drive for a 2006 R1200RT. Anyone know where he might be able to get parts? Thx

With that low mileage if the bike is really in great shape, I'd say that's not a bad price. Particularly if you can determine the history since new. I think that once the price gets down to that range it likely won't drop quickly. It's all about the condition. With that mileage it should still be a ...

I also switched to a 2015 RT after about 20 years on an ST1100 and an ST1300. Absolutely loved both ST's but wanted some of the extras the RT offered. I expect maintenance will cost more than the ST's (as they cost almost nothing in over 180,000 km's total), but the RT is so much fun that I think I ...

Welcome back to an RT!

Enjoy the new to you bike!

Welcome to the forum. I'm sure you and your wife will love the RT!

Welcome to the forum and good luck with what sounds like a project bike! Enjoy!

Thanks.....J

Thanks Casbar. That's kind of what I was thinking of doing, using the Nav VI mounting plate. Can you give me any more details about the "fly lead" and the "correct plug" for the power?

Welcome to the forum. I expect you'll love the new bike!

Thanks folks. I'm pretty sure I'll go with the Zumo and I'd like to mount it in front of the Nav VI cover plate as well. Any pictures of such an install would be great!

Welcome to the forum. I'm sure you'll enjoy the comfort of your RT. You're right....as we get a bit older we appreciate the creature comforts!

Welcome! Enjoy the new bike!