BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

Ok so I suffer with a bad neck most of the time, wear n tear. I’m trying to find a summer ish neck tube that is shaped not just a straight buff type thing. I’d like something that sits down the back of my neck better to keep droughts out , my plain summer neck buff tends to just bunch and ride up. I...

BoB21 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 5:51 am You can change the pad inside to get a better fit.

It fits nicely though, it’s the edge of the lining where it’s double stitched that causes it,

Just a quick update on the Oxford jacket, I’ve probably worn it 5 or so times this season and have found a hole about 1 cm in the inside chest pocket which is where I put my phone, the case has smooth rounded corners 🤨, the pockets are a thin mesh type material, I’m a bit disappointed tbh!, I’ve sen...

Ok so anyone else with a shoei neotec 2 without hair get this lobotomy type mark on the forehead from the line of stitching ?

burridge01 wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 8:31 am Plenty of adjustment in the lever.I had to extend the lever out to make it more comfortable but that is easy to do

Ah great, , I think the brake side comes with a plate to lower it so should be fine.

Well I’ve ordered the lowering kit from aliexpress, I’m just hoping there’s enough adjustment in the gear lever to get a comfortable position and still be able to change gear!. I’ll do that side first I think.

thanks for the link David. Sakm, my screen is a big one..its 720mm in length. it is brilliant for wind reduction. had it on my r1250rt 2019 model. it does get a bit warm if you are abroad to be honest but the benefits of no buffeting and no noise makes up for it/ you can ride at 85mph with your vis...

Could the thread on the plunger be dressed up using a die. The grub screw in the barrel could be drilled out and threads re-tapped, together with the thread for the plunger. Or, drill out both threads and fit Time-Serts to repair the threads. Alternatively, have a new barrel manufactured. All good ...

I'm confused (easily done), were the plungers removed without removing the grub screws, then screwed back in. Yes, when I went to tighten the brake grub screw after threading in the plunger it was stuck fast and rounded out the hex. As it happened the thread on the plunger was a little burred so lo...

David. wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 8:19 pm Were the grub screws removed from both the brake and clutch levers, with the plungers being removed and reused in the replacement levers.

Yes, but I couldn’t remove the locking ones, I should of left it at a half turn really it’s a very strange setup to be honest.

sakm wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 6:26 pm I believe its all part of the plunger so you can't just replace the grub screw

Ahh yes your correct, I did adjust it using pliers but marked it up a little, I’m getting careless in my old age

David. wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 7:20 pm Is it the plunger adjuster or grub screw in the barrel which is rounded out.

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If it's the grub screw, this might do the trick, https://a2stainless.co.uk/product/m4-x- ... in-914-a2/

Both!, are you thinking drill them out and try and re tap the threads ?.

sakm wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 10:48 am What do you mean you have messed it up?

Rounded out the 2mm Allen grub screws as they were very tight with loctite on the brake side, the clutch side was fine. It’s usable but I’d rather replace it.

So after swapping my levers over I managed to mess up the tiny 2mm Allen grub screws you have to loosen ( covered in red threadlock) , I thought each part could be purchased separately having read another forum but the dealer said unlikely as it looks like that plunger rod is part of the master cyli...

sakm wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 8:39 pm Not sure what's going on there! I will have a look and see if I can see anything

Just retaken them on my iPad instead of iPhone, they uploaded fine but are not the way around I took them. Odd!