Wunderlich Electric Sat Nav Lock for BMW R1200RT R1250RT & How to fit GPS Navigation Security.
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- Опубликовано: 10 дек 2021
- In this video I show how to fit the Wunderlich electronic sat nav lock which is powered from piggy backing the central locking on either a BMW R1200RT or the R1250RT.
I show the tools required and which parts of the motorcycle you need to remove to fit the lock and route the cabling to power the device.
This particular lock works on all BMW R1200RT's and R1250RT's from 2014 onwards but must have central locking to work.
When fitted it locks your Garmin Navigator 5 or Navigator 6 by simply pressing your central locking button and can remain locked either when your on your bike riding or when you leave the bike.
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One of the BEST Instructional videos I’ve seen on RUclips!! Filmed and explained brilliantly so that even I can understand. 🤣 Still on the fence about paying for something that should have been included with the basic sale of the bike. But thank you for taking the time to post this video!!! Cheers 🥂/🍻
Your welcome mate and thanks for taking the time to comment.
This is probably the best instructional video I've ever watched. I'm using the Garmin Zumo XT on my 1250 RT with the Italian adapter plate. I see no reason why the lock won't work with this combination so I'll probably get one because it's a pain in the ass to have to keep detaching the nav every time I leave the bike (as it doesn't fit in my pocket). As you say, BMW should have fitted one as standard, especially as the nav is too big to go into either of the cubby holes! Anything made by Wonderlich is over-priced so I'm not surprised it costs £150. At least I won't have to pay somebody to fit it having watched your video. Cheers!
Thanks very much for taking the time to leave such a positive comment my friend and yes it's an expensive bit of kit (should come with one yes) but it does give you piece of mind securing an expensive sat nav. Hope all goes well with your fitting cheers.
This is an excellent video, making my life easy when i fit mine tomorrow!!
Pleased it's helped my friend hope all goes well 👍
Excellent methodical easy to follow video. Yes, should have been included.
Any forthcoming tour plans?
Many thanks for taking the time to film and share.
Mack and Maggie, Huddersfield
Thanks Mack and Maggie and we are all just about done for this year but next year we are looking into maybe a European trip.
This is an excellent video. So clear. You’ve convinced me to buy one. Thanks Steve !!
Pleased I've been of some help Sean and thanks for watching my friend 👍
I could not believe this video - clear instructions for a novice. Not many will be willing to mentor others whom they don’t know. Thank for your videos Steve - cheers.
Thanks for commenting my friend and pleased the video was of some use to you.
The amount of times I've forgotten to remove the sat nav from my bike is unbelievable. Ordered a lock From NN before your video ended.
You won't regret it JR hope all goes well with the fitting mate.
Thanks for the excellent instruction video. I’ve just fitted the kit to my RT and your step by step guide was very useful especially as it gave me the courage to pull that bit harder on the plastic bits knowing it would come off without me breaking something! All works fine and as you said it should have been there in the first place by BMW! All the best to you Steve, looking forward to your excellent touring videos. 👍
Thanks very much fella really pleased it helped you and good to hear you got the job done. Gives you that piece of mind that you can leave your bike for a short time when locked on. ride safe my friend.
Another great video Steve
All very clear and spoken in a nice calm easy to follow manner.
Show us some more when you can they're very helpful, I'm no mechanic bit I've fitted all my extra bits on my GS without any issues because of men like you telling thick heads like me what to do
Thanks 😊
Cheers Mr Dee pleased you think its helpful, happy new year mate
Extremely well presented informative video Steve which will be useful to someone I am sure. Like you say, this should have been fitted to the bike as standard. Looking forward to your next road trips with the lads. 👍
Thanks John appreciate the comment and roll on spring my friend. All the best for the new year.
Excellent video Steve, easy to follow and very methodical. Thanks
Thanks for taking the time to comment my friend.
hey up Steve, you should do more of these videos mate, very easy and clear to follow, excellent instructions....regards Bazza
Cheers Bazza was fitting it anyway so thought it might help a few people by filming it. ATB my friend.
Very good vid steve, as i am thinking of getting an RT next year, this will come in very handy mate.Thanks.
Pleased it will be of some help Mark. Ride Safe mate.
Brilliantly clear instructions👍
@@SteveM-hj6th pleased it helped Steve 👍
done the same on my 1250RT now. I just had to additionally remove the loudspeaker underneath the speaker cover to get the cable through. Works great now and in the end I had no parts left over 😂😂
Always good to have no parts left after installation 🤣 nice to have a little more security but still say should have been fitted as standard 🤔 ride safe my friend
Steve great vid i loved it, reckon i will now be getting a sat nav lock for my RT, i have the same spec bike same colour same year and i love it
So long as you have central locking fella your good to go.
Love watching videos like this, share the knowledge brother. Very professional job mate, you made it look easy. 👍
It was quite easy to be fair Alex 🤣 but if it helps others am pleased to help. Thanks for watching my friend.
Well thought out and put together best instructional video I’ve seen. Well done Steve 👍.
Thanks mate appreciate that
Really easy to follow video mate well done i hope you have a good christmas and a happy new year, ride and stay safe Steve
Thanks Ian really appreciate it my friend and merry Christmas to you and all the best for the new year mate.
Thx! Your video was of great help for me! 🤘🏻
Thanks for the comment appreciate it my friend and happy it helped.
Well done video and instructions. Much thanks.
Thanks pleased it's helped my friend
Yes 100% agree, never force it in, as maybe in the wrong hole
Easy lad LOL.
@@Steve-Clark nice to see you back 👍
Awesome video 👍🏽 thanks for sharing 👍🏽
Cheers Carl appreciate that my friend.
Great video and I agree, BMW should come with it already fitted. Ride safe
Absolutely my friend.
Good seeing you again Steve
And always nice to hear from you Joesph.
Exquisite video. 🤌🏾 Thank you.
Cheers fella 👍
Great presentation Steve
Thanks Paul appreciate that my friend
Well thought of
Very clear and precise instructions
Will be useful in the future
Pleased it could help my friend.
Brilliant thanks Steve buddy 👍🏼
Pleased it's helped Dan
smart well put together video nice work steve keep em comeing thank you
Cheers Allan hope it helps a few people. All the best mate.
Excellent video
Cheers Alan
Hi Steve. Fantastic new bike. Manufacturers are so annoying that they allow these kind of issues to happen.
To right my friend.
Merry Christmas Steve let’s have some Y food ads for 2022 🎄🎄
Your NOT funny John 🤣
Well explained Steve you made it look so easy . Tell me ,it's winter there now and your in a tee shirt ,have you got central heating in the garage ? . Take care if you go out on the bike ride safe . To you and your mates a very happy Christmas and New Year from Mal in Australia
Hi Mal I actually fitted it a few weeks ago when it was still warmish 👍 here's wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas and all the best for the new year my friend. Stay safe.
Great video, thank you.
Pleased you enjoyed it my friend.
Excellent tutorial….. many thanks
Thanks mate appreciate that
Great clear instructions Steve and a good product but isn’t it a bad thing that we can’t even put a sat nav on a bike without some scrote trying to steal it
Totally agree Scaff but that's the world we live in nowadays mate.
Nice vid Steve. I was gonna buy the very same mechanism from NN for my RT, but in the end I sold the Nav VI and bought the adapter that plugs into the sat nav port on the RT, to then allow me to use my phone instead. I got sick to death of spending hours planning trips away to follow specific roads, only for the Garmin to reroute itself once on the road. If we had to make a detour or got lost, it never seemed to get us back to the specific route we'd planned. I spent ages changing settings as advised by both Garmin and other users, and tried using BaseCamp ( don't get me started on that garbage)
I now use my phone with MyRouteApp Navigation, and would you believe that occasionally, that does exactly the same as the Garmin did !!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hope you're loving the newer RT, great bikes.
Sorry to hear of all the sat nav probs you've had mate I've always found basecamp spot on for all my planning. ride safe my friend.
tojjer29, I think your sat nav struggles to keep up with the speed you and your mates ride at. lol.
@@boringtouringwhenpouring5038 🤣🤣 only in the nationals bud , only in the nationals👍
Hi (again) Steve, not sure which other bits you are thinking of getting for the new steed, but I have cylinder head guards not bars from sw motech, since which I have found them much cheaper on Ali express, they do bars on there if that is what you are thinking of, also check out HEED on ebay, I've also fitted bumper protectors on the bags where they would touch down, and the wunderlich racks for the top of the bags to strap the waterproofs onto as we tour 2 up, also if you go for a tank ring and have keyless ignition, becareful how tight you do the screws up it can stop the tanklid opening, ride safe
Thanks for all the tips Wayne I already have the tank ring fitted from old bike which I have 2 SW Motech bags for my friend.
Really well presented video and a thumbs up for the content. I just wandered in the scenario where you are at the lights, what stops the thief from pressing your central locking button to unlock all the locks before releasing the sat Nav?
I understand this is ok with the ignition off and potentially unattended but just concerned with how easy it is to unlock the central locking with ignition on and a small amount of knowledge.
In no way knocking your vid as it was one of the best how to fit and not being negative
Thanks for bursting my bubble Andy 🤣 but would think an opportunist would go straight for the release button and not the central locking, and if they did go for the central locking first would hope it would give me enough time to react before he followed with the release button and sat nav grab 🤔 you can't make anything 100% secure these days but you can make it harder 👍 Ride Safe my friend.
Nice addition Steve can't be to careful these days , how you finding the new one , compared to your old bike ? Nice watch btw 👍🏻
Loving it at the moment Dale but kinda had to get it as the season ends really, roll on next year my friend.
Very interesting thanks for sharing 🤓😎🏍💨💨💨💨💨💨👍🏻🇨🇦
Thanks John and Valerie
very good vid, but I thought fuck that for taking so many bits apart lol. Happy to carry on taking my Nav off every time!
Thats Lazy ha ha
Very good.and nice clear explainin of what you did. Thanks. Im interested in othe stuf u may do so iv just sub .thanks
Thanks Gerald pleased to be of some help my friend
I've just read all the other comments AFTER posting my first comment and it appears we are all of the same opinion.
Told you I was thick 😏 😆
Ha ha it's how I learn stuff too, think we are all the same and RUclips is a great means of learning how to fit and do things fella
Your correct there Steve. These should be standard. My k1600gt has lock-in for my sat nav. Though same with everything, If the scumbags want it they will smash to get it out.
Absolutely fella you can only make it as hard as possible to stop them.
Good job Steve. I’m really jealous of that new RT!
Thanks Bogus really appreciate that.
I would like to purchase the item, because I would like to be able to use did GPS. I have. where can I get it? How much does it cost?
Also, thank you for the video.
www.nippynormans.com/r1250rt-2018-on/wunderlich-gps-security-for-the-rt-with-central-locking
Above link takes you to website I bought it from my friend, I got it for 150 quid but looks like it's gone up 10 quid. Still worth it to protect a very expensive sat nav 👍
I see you have commented again but I can't open it sorry
I am trying not to purchase items that don't fit or work on the bike. I would love to have Ag. PS on my day so I don't get lost. Like I did the other day period
Should've bought a garmin zumo xt, Steve, I paid £344 for the Sat nav plus the little wire from NNs, I need a tool to remove the nav, but in all about £350
Do they fit in the cradle like the navigator Wayne and if so why do you prefer that one ?
There is a video on here somewhere an American did it, the change would pay for a bigger screen for you, I have the 1250 same paint job as yours, great bike
@@waynedilworth5706 nice one
Why do they not have that as standard for the satnav??? And for BMW not to put something like that, bad for BMW
Totally agree with you Lee the amount a BMW costs it should come as standard, but as it does not would rather spend the money on a lock rather than buy a new sat nav. Thanks for watching fella
Do u play any computer games 🎮
No Ritchie fraid not mate.
I think i just take it of en put it in my pocket 🤣🤣
Ha ha just make sure you don't forget it will only take once and it could be gone lol. ride safe mate.