The 2011 model features hard-shell cases with a substantial 32 liters each. For those seeking additional storage, the 2005 version offers an integrated luggage rack capable of accommodating extra gear or two optional top cases, ranging from 28 to 49 liters. The BMW R1200RT Top Case, designed for various applications, provides a generous 49-liter volume. …
BMW R1200RT has a length of 2230 mm(87.8 inches), a height of 1430 mm (56.3 inches), and a width of 905 mm(35.63 inches). BMW R1200RT has a wheelbase of wheelbase of 1485 mm (58.46 inches) and a ground clearance of 155 mm(6.1 inches). The front-seat height ranges from 805 to 825 mm. BMW R1200RT has …
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BMW R1200RT might experience windshield problems due to a faulty left grip cluster switch. Intermittent windshield malfunctions are due to a faulty internal flat circuit board. Windshield problems may also arise due to an issue in the ZFE module. GS911 diagnostic tool can be used to identify the causes behind windshield malfunctions. Many riders choose …
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BMW R1200RT OEM Windshield is 22.5 inches wide and 22.5 inches tall. BMW produces ‘comfort windshield’ that is taller and wider than the stock windshield. CalSci, Cee Bailey, and VStream produce windshields for BMW R1200RT. BMW R1200RT OEM Windshield Specifications The OEM windshield, crafted by National, boasts poly-carb construction. 2015 BMW R1200RT windshield has a …
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BMW R1200RT has a powerful boxer engine, aerodynamic design, and advanced technology, the R1200RT caters to riders seeking a thrilling yet comfortable long-distance riding experience. In the competitive touring bike market, the R1200RT stands out for its versatile capabilities. Whether you’re embarking on a cross-country road trip or cruising through winding mountain roads, this BMW …
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As a seasoned BMW R1200RT rider, I understand the unique challenges that come with the stock suspension. One recurring issue highlighted by riders on various forums is the feeling of bouncing, akin to riding in a hammock, even when the bike is set to the hard mode on twisty roads. Improper adjustments of the stock …
The BMW R1200RT has been one of BMW Motorrad’s most popular and well-regarded sport-touring motorcycle models since its introduction in 2005. Over the years, the sport-touring bike has undergone continuous improvements in design, performance, technology, and riding comfort. Design and Styling Evolution The 2005-2013 R1200RT featured a completely new design from the R1150RT with a …
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BMW R1200RT owners have reported clunky gearshifts, sticky gearshifts, and noises from the transmission. Every rider should be aware that, like any machine, the BMW R1200RT can encounter transmission problems. Clunky Gears: A Quirk in Some 2014 Models If you own a 2014 BMW R1200RT, you might have noticed clunky gears, especially in 1st and …
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BMW R1200RT has a seat adjustment range of 820–840 mm (32.3–33.1 in). BMW Motorrad offers a low-seat option for the riders. Corbin and Sargent offer aftermarket seats for the sport-touring motorcycle. The BMW R1200RT’s seat is meticulously designed to strike a balance between comfort and handling, ensuring an optimal riding experience. BMW R1200RT Seat Height …
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Front and rear seat removal, adjustment, and common challenges faced while removing the seat of BMW R1200RT are discussed in this article. Confidently follow step-by-step instructions for both seats, incorporating tips for easy removal and re-installation. Rear Seat Removal Place your motorcycle on a level and firm surface and engage the stand to keep it …
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