BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

Have simplified diagrams a bit and added some additional parts usually removed eg for service

Yes, enough for a tour for two people to Chinquee Terre and also a smooth ride full loaded on the way back over Stelvio.
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Not a big deal, all heavy stuff in bottles, oh sorry meant of course in the bottom

As someone mentioned; Life would be pretty humdrum if we all had the same perspective
I keep the cover in the extra storing compartment I have and buy the small Garmin cover for 5€ since I do not intend to wait or pay for a possible upgrade if there will be any
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I suppose you mean still fit it onto the cradle without the Nav (RTman10) and in that case is the correct answer No, of course not. My friendly intention to post this info was not to try to convince anyone who not at all likes the idea to leave the GPS unattended on the bike but to provide a simple ...

Sorry if I have misled some of you?! There is no part No on the back of this kit and I had thought that the photos and my hints like “Had nothing better to do = led to following modification” and “just use the BMW original blanking cover and something else you can find in your garage and just MacGyv...

Still agree with all you have written including that the only one sure way to protect it when you are off the bike is to take it with you. For my part I will still, now and then, leave the GPS locked and now also out of sight on the bike as my cover seems to be different as it fits on and also total...

Oops-a-daisy, thanks that’s real thinking outside the box!
Quote; Nav on and the lid at the same time, how?
Easy peasy, just use the BMW original blanking cover
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and something else you can find in your garage, and then just..
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Agree with all those who had argued that the only 100% safe way to prevent the GPS from theft is to not leave it on the bike at all. Have now used my locking system for two seasons and it has at least let me to leave the GPS on the bike when fueling or during other breaks. Have also seen other and m...

Time to inform Google?? 

Have you checked the link?
Maybe the official BMW site is better informed than Google this time

FYI:
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http://www.bmw-motorrad.com/com/en/inde ... &notrack=1
Same same but different! (and no locking system )

Yes, maybe some of the blacksmiths who supplies all other steel gadgets like, crash bars, lockable GPS handlebar brackets, headlight protectors, pannier racks, sump guards….etc, mainly to all those who likes to give their GS a typical off-road style!!

.........available from Wunderlich (soon)
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http://www.wunderlich.de/shop/de/lenker ... 201-1.html
Who will be the first to review

.... and now also a commercial solution for those who do not like own tinkering ^-^
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http://www.wunderlich.de/shop/de/navi-s ... 302-1.html
You are welcome
from a wintry Sweden

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