Hi I'm new to this site, My name is Ganesan from Malaysia.
I just collected my "new" 2004 Rockster from Bmw here.
After completeing my first 1,000 kms, I sent it in for my first service.
Its really nice now......took it on a 420 km ride, mostly in the rain and it is
simly awesome. I guess a visor would make a great difference. As at 140km/h the wind was really strong. I checked with Bmw here and they said that I could only get after market ones.....any suggestions? would appreciate the help. Cheers and Happy riding!
Hi fellow Rockster owners, Ganesan from Malaysia
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Hi fellow Rockster owners, Ganesan from Malaysia
We only live once, lets live it well.......
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Welcolme to the site.
ZTechnick do a touring screen for the Rocker.
ZTechnick do a touring screen for the Rocker.
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Welcome to the site Ganesan.
I have found the Wunderlich Trimm to be very good, and it is built specifically for the rockster. Here is my experience, with linked pictures
http://r1150r.org/board/viewtopic.php?t=9208
You probably wouldn't want to do the handguards as well. But they are nice in the cold. Good luck and Happy New Year
I have found the Wunderlich Trimm to be very good, and it is built specifically for the rockster. Here is my experience, with linked pictures
http://r1150r.org/board/viewtopic.php?t=9208
You probably wouldn't want to do the handguards as well. But they are nice in the cold. Good luck and Happy New Year
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Cool beer!
Thanks Jfs, Your info is really helpful.
I had to call Spore as we don't have a WL disributor here.
New year's eve I took the bike out again and went up to 160 Kms/hr
the wind hits right into the neck.....I'm only 5'5", 175 lbs guys.
Cheers and happy riding.........if anyone of you are travelling to Malaysia
do drop me a line......would love to buy you a cup of coffee or a chill glass of beer!
I had to call Spore as we don't have a WL disributor here.
New year's eve I took the bike out again and went up to 160 Kms/hr
the wind hits right into the neck.....I'm only 5'5", 175 lbs guys.
Cheers and happy riding.........if anyone of you are travelling to Malaysia
do drop me a line......would love to buy you a cup of coffee or a chill glass of beer!
We only live once, lets live it well.......
Re: Hi fellow Rockster owners, Ganesan from Malaysia
Welcome and congrats on the new bike. There are many aftermarket shields around.
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Re: Hi fellow Rockster owners, Ganesan from Malaysia
Welcome aboard, I'm partial to the GIVI line, the A750 specifically. Never had any speed or buffeting problems and was very well made.
http://www.giviusa.com/
Check it out on the above site......and good luck.
http://www.giviusa.com/
Check it out on the above site......and good luck.
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