BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

It should be as clean as a whistle in there. 
A good reason to do it yourself I think 

Just over a year. I had just bought the bike and do my own servicing/repairs. I doubt the pads warrant more than a visual inspection during a service?. The pads do look a little thin in the pics, but they were not even half worn.

How old were these pads & what mileage had they done. On a 2011 RT, the inner (nearest the wheel) brake pad back plate has two holes in it, if the disc is visible, they are at their wear limit. The inner pad friction material is also thinner than the outside pad. Is it possible that moisture ha...

DD, are you sure ACF50 has a high temp rating for use around the brakes? I guess it will just burn off if not (and hopefully not run onto your discs/pads). Copper grease is able to stand the heat generated, although I only ever use a light smear. BMW pads, well have a look at these genuine pads that...

If the bike has been correctly maintained with documented brake fluid changes every year, then it should be fine, but I would hold out for a non-servo. In fact I did. BMW binned the idea, and it really was a solution to a problem that didn't exist. Not only does it add to the maintenance burden, if ...

Mikeyboy at Overland and Classic in the UK has a good reputation and I believe can repair R1200 driveshafts.
His contact number is 077866340692.