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Wow, I tried to post a picture and found out just how computer illiterate I am. Anyway, below is a picture of my rock in "sport touring" mode.
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Nice "Non OEM" stickers by the way,rbertalotto wrote:Hey...You stole my bike!
But I just ordered the graphics package to reinstall it. The previous owner had removed the tiger strips...........
2004 BMW R1150R Rockster - Edition 80 - #110
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On this trip (to Florida) I rode down 129/219 to get to FLorida. On the way back I took the BRP. It WAS OFF the beaten path. No traffic on both days with weather just like the picture. Does it get better than that? Here's the farkles:
Rockster touring windscreen
Touring packs (BMW)
Cabela's waterproof duffel and Helen Two WHeels straps
Lowered Pegs
Wired tank bag (Bluetooth, stereo autocomm, etc)
Motolights Halogen caliper lights,
Sargent touring Saddle
Rockster touring windscreen
Touring packs (BMW)
Cabela's waterproof duffel and Helen Two WHeels straps
Lowered Pegs
Wired tank bag (Bluetooth, stereo autocomm, etc)
Motolights Halogen caliper lights,
Sargent touring Saddle
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That rockster windshield pops right off. The screws that go through the plastic are just rubber compression nuts...that expand when you tighten the screws. You can take off the windshield and leave the mounts off of the bike.
I have also taken off and put on the mounts about 5 times.
The bike is a LOT quieter without it. (For me)
I have also taken off and put on the mounts about 5 times.
The bike is a LOT quieter without it. (For me)
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+1Tripton wrote:That rockster windshield pops right off. The screws that go through the plastic are just rubber compression nuts...that expand when you tighten the screws. You can take off the windshield and leave the mounts off of the bike.
I have also taken off and put on the mounts about 5 times.
The bike is a LOT quieter without it. (For me)
I take mine off and on all the time. Takes about 30 seconds with a cordless drill/screwdriver.
The only reason I can think of that he may have told you not to remove it is that he was thinking you would remove the mounting brackets as well as the shield. If you did that, you would need the stock shorter screws that hold the headlight assembly on. The screws that came with my touring shield kit were longer than the stock ones. If you just remove the shield itself from the mounting brackets, you just take out the 4 small hex head screws (5mm) that hold the plastic shield to the brakets as mentioned above. Try it. I much prefer riding without the shield. I put it on if it looks like rain or sometimes in the colder months.
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