BMW R1200R R1150R/T F800 K1200R R1100R/T R1250R RnineT Message Board

Last farkle arrived today - Sargent seat with white piping (welts) to match the B&W Classic - must say looks and feels fantastic.

I can't think what else to buy her. I love spoiling my baby

So far:

Ram Mount Bits £30
Zumo550 Wiring and Mount £60
iPhone Universal X Grip for RAM Mount £35
Sargent Seat + Delivery £350 (Best farkle yet - apart from the UPS sending to USA exorbitant cost of £100)
BMW Tall Screen & Bracket £255
Givi 147A Screen & Fixing Kit £102 (Since sold)
Wunderlich Screen Deflector £90 (Away in a box for another test drive sometime)
Cee Bailey Clear 21" £250 (Winter riding)
Sports Levers £135 (Sweet)
Chrome Rocker Covers £378 (Flash )
BMW Puncture Repair Kit for Tubed Tyres £19 (I must like getting ripped off - could have borrowed my cycle tube repair kit)
Akropovic Exhaust £413 (Boxes need to hear me as well as see me)
BMW Tank Bag £145 (Ouch!)
Pannier Rails £87
Rear Panniers £438
Pannier Liners £37
Top Box Rack £67
Top Box £250
Throttle Rest £6
Mudsling £110
Cherished Number Plate Transfer £80

UK £ 3,337
US (Appx) $ 5,172

Last one? Doubtful. Probably won't be long before the farkle disease strikes again! It never ends.

I didn't see aftermarket shocks in your list. I think I'm ready for some with only 14K on my '08. Either that, or trade it in on a GS...

What, no super loud horn?

I knew I forgot something. Do you know where I can get one from?

What, no Wunderlich handguards or GS handguards? Throttlemeister? No bar-backs to ease the back strain? Front light lens cover? Yellow hallogen light? ....

Keep 'em coming boys (& girls). Let's see how long we can get that list

Ohlins/Wilbers/etc suspension
Ohlins steering damper
booster plug
bar risers
bashplate
radiator guard

The list could go on forever

It would be an interesting exercise to use my list and almost all other (off the shelve) farkles with an estimated cost of each one to see what is possible to spend on one bike

Could be a useful tool for newbies to get a guide as to what their total expenditure might be.

Chrome valve covers, eh? Hope you don't drop it. I like how they match the chrome mirrors on your Classic. BMW might have ended the accessory bling for the DOHC bikes, but for the '07-'10 models, these do add panache that some would probably call fetishistic:

- an aluminum oil-fill cover embossed "BMW BOXER"
- metal protective caps for the telelever bearings (x2), and the clutch-side rear wheel fork (x1) (Don't cover on throttle-side rear wheel fork). Fairly certain all three are the same part number.
- metal telelever cap atop the bottom fork brace
- milled aluminum caps for the top yoke (x2)
These metal parts replace plastic counterparts, and only the telelever cap is shiny.

There is a carbon fiber timing chain cover, but you might be able to order in shiny chrome. It's all OEM. You can find similar items from third-party sites. I think most of the OEM versions look better. I bit on the milled levers and milled yoke caps, but Motorrad really got into my wallet with its LED lighting upgrades.

If you want to enhance the look of the motorcycle, it's profligacy at its best.

1. Mudsling
2. Cee Bailey screen
3. Wunderlich mirror extenders

+ loud horn
+ Wunderlich rear mudguard extender
+ Iphone/GPS holder
+ mudflap front mudguard


Interesting the rang of mods. we have all fitted and how our priorities are so varied!

Does this show more about us as a group or about the well sorted nature of the R1200R?

2011 R1200R - red.

jrvip1 wrote:I knew I forgot something. Do you know where I can get one from?

I'd go for the Stebel Nautilus if I were you.

http://www.amazon.com/Stebel-Nautilus-C ... +horn+mini

Belly plate
Peg lowering kit
Front Fender Extender
Rear Fender Extender
Handguards

Fiamm horns
Kisan PathBlazer
brake light modulator
Rich's seat
Suburban Machinery peg lowering kit
homebrew shift lever
Pazzo brake and clutch levers
Kaoko throttle lock
Excel Cyclewerks o-ring grips
CeeBailey screen
Eastern Beaver aux relay powering Gerbing's controller
pinstripes
Wilbers shocks
MudSling inner rear fender
hidden garage door opener

still to come:

Thar adjustable bars

The bike looks great. Just do not think you are done - way too much to add yet. I personally always add bar risers.

I would add Skene P3 and Photon Blaster (silly name) conspicuity lights
I'll add Clearwater Krista LED road lamps if I can ever figure out how to mount them to the frame.

angellr wrote:What, no Wunderlich handguards or GS handguards? Throttlemeister? No bar-backs to ease the back strain? Front light lens cover? Yellow hallogen led lights? ....

Do you have some LED lights to offer?

Does it ever end? NUP!!!


Wilbers both ends
CF Hugger
Milled registration label holder
Axle journal cover
alloy oil filler cap
colour coded panniers + topcase
Verholen bar backs
SM lowered pegs
Oil cooler screen
Calscsi screen (and three or four others)
Wunderlich hand protectors
Kaoko throttle lock
Wunderlich leg / foot shields
Z technik engine bars
SW motech tank bag / ring
Micro-flooter lights with GS Adv light switch
Stebel magnum horn
Custom seat bag
Kathys pannier liners
factory panniers
factory topcase / rack
factory comfort seat
factory chrome mirrors
ABS + ASC
Centre stand

... nothing yet this year. Gotta fix that - probably adjustable pillion footpegs and a new tankbag

Welcome to the farkle-diseased!!!

Let's see...

At the time of purchhase:
Hard panniers
Cylinder head guards

Since then:
Booster plug
Ceebailey sport screen
Wonderlich throttle lock
Wonderlich mirror extenders
S1000RR fuel cap gasket
Beemer buddy grip covers
Ilmberger hugger
Yacugar suspension
BMW pannier bags
BMW GS handguards

Booster plug, Staintune, K&N filter!!! Never done it's an obsession AAAHHHH

Funny how people think the Harley's are expensive ....

All decked out, the RR is getting into the price range of the GTL