Link for rubber bumpers for luggage?

[yechave]

Someone sent me a link a couple of weeks ago, from a company that sold the long rubber bumper guards for the side luggage on the LT, for around $30. Anyone know the name of the company or have a link please. We lost all of our saved links and BMW files from a few weeks ago on a PC rebuild.

Thanks

[jackd]

Maybe BMR Products? (http://www.bmrproducts.com/proddetail.php?prod=060_SCT&cat=3)

[bbruegger]

bmr products has them.just recieved mine today.[url]www.bmrproducts.com

[AlaskaFish]

And they are great! Not only do they cover up the dents & scratches in the chrome plastic, but they continue to protect in any future tip overs. DAMHIK!

John

[yechave]

That was it!!

Anyone use their aux light brackets, and if so, which lights do you have?



Thanks!

[EzyMount]

http://www.ezymount.com/kits/ezymount_k1200lt.htm

My original kit can be found here, at your local dealer or any reseller listed on my website @ http://www.ezymount.com/contact/dealer.htm :rolleyes:

[meese]

And they are great! Not only do they cover up the dents & scratches in the chrome plastic, but they continue to protect in any future tip overs. DAMHIK!We keep telling you, John. First, park the bike safely and dismount. Then pick the flowers. :rotf:

[jackd]

That was it!!

Anyone use their aux light brackets, and if so, which lights do you have?



Thanks!

I use the ones (http://www.bmrproducts.com/proddetail.php?prod=040_DLM&cat=3) under that go under the side mirrors. I use Hella MicroDE Fog (http://motogear4you.com/mcart/index.cgi?code=3&cat=5) lights.

[joegottberg]

Does anyone have some close ups of them installed??

I am interested to know if they look like an afterthough (band-aide) or if the are thin onough to look OEM??

Unfortunately I've ridden mine hard enough that it gets too tired and wants to lay down. Never driven a camel, but, I think I know how they feel.

Joe

[AlaskaFish]

We keep telling you, John. First, park the bike safely and dismount. Then pick the flowers. :rotf:
We do now! Trust me, you only need to pick those Hwy 101 flowers once to learn your lesson Ken!

John