BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

On my 13 RT I find it easier to remove the screen to give it a decent clean

I can certainly see the benefits of having one, I just wish we had enough of the sun to warrant buying one.

Many thanks for the replies. I have ordered a suction cup mount too.

I have just order a 64gb sd card, how long does the battery last with continuous use ? 

I bought a Go Pro today, now the learning begins as I can't use it until the micro sd card arrives.

Does anyone have one mounted to an RT, if so where are the best mounting points ?

Perhaps I should add that I take no tools with me when riding except for the OEM comprehensive tool kit and my breakdown membership card, touch wood I have never needed either.

I guess we all have very extensive tool kits that we have collected over the years and I am no exception. Since owning my RT I have come to the conclusion that all I need is a couple of torx keys to keep me happy. Does anyone else have a favourite tool that they cannot do without ? As a treat I boug...

As the title suggests the sun is shining in the East Midlands so a trip out is called for, might even nip into Pidcocks for a coffee on my way home.

That reminds me, we really could do with a joke section:-)

Never had a problem with steaming up with the pinlock system on any of my Schuberth lids. I do remove the pinlock a couple of times a year to give it a thorough clean and make sure it is sealed fully on each reinstall.

Watch this space, as they say :-)

I always had Bridgestones on my Blackbirds but don't recall getting much more than 8000 miles out of a rear, I guess development etc has moved forward in the 10 yrs since my Hondas.

A nice shiny pair of 023 GT,s fitted today to replace my 9000 mile Metzler's,

2013 RT,  9000 miles currently getting 54mpg, I have a slightly higher CEE Baileys screen.

Lovely looking bike, goes to prove even sailors have taste [emoji106]