BMW R1200/1250GS Pannier Racks Installation
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2019
- Watch our BMW R1200/1250GS pannier racks installation process and even learn about some tips and trick to make the mounting process easier.
Available in Europe and the USA directly from Outback Motortek and select dealers around the world.
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Thanks for the very helpful video. Any suggestion on what torque specs to use on the various bolts? Thanks again.
Thank you very much !!!!! Nice video . Well done !
Cheers
Very good video. Thanks.
is it possible to have this assembled for easier swap between the standard GSA BMW racks and the outback just using the 4 mounting bolts under the seat? am thinking about it as I've a set of SW Motech hard bags on the GSA racks and would leave the SW Motech plates on them and use the outback for my mosko moto bags (would have the wedges permanently attached to the outback racks
Pillion footpegs impossible to remove as suggested on exhaust side, BMW now using super strong thread lock that broke two torx bits to get undone. Really hard to move. Have to remove exhaust to get at them, and then can’t refit exhaust after installing rack, so have to remove rack again to fit exhaust, but can’t then access footpeg screws unless using short torx bit which was broken by then. Did it in the end by undoing installed rack and pivoting around the footpeg hook, fitting exhaust and then pivot back to install rack bolts. Not ideal but hopefully ok.
Definitely not impossible. Just need the right tools and technique. Ultimately you can remove the exhaust pipe. It’s a fairly easy process.
Hi OM, you kinda fail to mention that you can’t fit this by removing the end can, you can try obviously, but when it comes to re fitting the exhaust… the pannier frame lower stay is right over the exhaust bolt!! For a couple of extra bucks you could include the 10mm 3/8’s T40 bit in the kit. As it’s the only way the frame can be fitted.
You don’t need to remove the muffler. Some people find it easier though
You don’t need to remove the muffler, in fact if you do remove it you won’t be able to get any T40 torx tool to the main mounting bolt to tighten it back up due to the pannier rack you’ve just fitted being in the way of the bolt head..
Ergo, you have to have a short T40 bit you can get a ring spanner onto to loosen the pillion peg mount as per the video.
Thanks for the video so helpful! But can you please advise how much Nm of torque when we have to tighten the rear pillion footrest? (Left and right). My bike is r1250gs 2021
It is 38NM and medium lock fluid.
having a hard time finding a installation video for f800gs
does this make up for the offset rear OEM racks were you can use both 35 liter and not one 35 and one 25. Thanks
Our 1200/1250GS racks are nearly symmetrical, thus mounting the same volume panniers should be okay
Is it compatible with bmw 2019 f 850 gs Not adventures
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abu fahad AL DOSSARY no, we have products specifically for F850GS
Are they symmetrical on both sides ?
Just about. It's offset only by about 15mm. Rotopax can fits on the internal side of the pannier frame opposite of the exhaust can.
The 8mm hex bolts i received that attach to the mounting brackets were two types. 2 longer ones and two shorter ones. My question is which ones go where? Shorters ones at the rear mounting brackets or vice versa? Thanks.
It’s explained at 2:40
@@Outbackmotortek not those one. I’m talking about the bolts outback supplies that attach on the side of the brackets to connect the racks. Outback supplied the four bolts 2 short and 2 slightly longer. Longer ones attach to the front or rear bracket?
The hex head bolts as seen on 6:10 minutes
@@Outbackmotortek x 2 for needing this info. Love the products but not having written instructions (either included or on your website) is not right.
@@mivo7240 we used to supply written instructions but videos have proven to be way more superior thanks to the details they include vs. paper based instructions. Paper based instructions are the past.
Hi, this is compatible with lone rider moto bags ? thx
Unfortunately we can’t confirm. Please reach out to LoneRider.
Hi. Do these racks sit lower than the bmw oem racks? Thanks
Michael R more or less the same height
Thank you.
Do the OEM panniers fit on this rack?
Not to our knowledge
Does this work on a 2005 r1200?
No, they’re not compatible
Is this a symmetrical rack? What is the material?
It’s asymmetrical but can accommodate our tool box or a 1 gallon Rotopax fuel canister on the inside of the rack opposite side of the exhaust muffler.
The material is steel.
@@Outbackmotortek thank you. Looking for a symmetrical with equal bags and symmetrical look on both sides. I guess ill just have to wait...
I have a 2018 GS Adventure, which has pannier racks on them. But i dont like the exhaust side wrap / bend. Will these fit on my GS Adventure?
@@asong26 yes, our pannier racks are also compatible with the 2018 GSA.
@@Outbackmotortek One more question: How is the rotopax, or other accessories mounted? Do you guy provide a mounting plate on the other side?
Compared to this video the "spacers" in my kit look like ass. They don't even sit flush with the passenger peg posts, the edges are still completely rough. Wtf
We apologize! Please get in touch with our customer support via info at outbackmotortek dot com and a new hardware kit will be sent
@@Outbackmotortek your customer support is horrid. it's unlikely your company will ever hear from me again.
@@useless274 what do you mean? Have you not received a reply yet from our customer support via the email address suggested in the previous comment?
@@Outbackmotortek oh I've had more than enough response from outback moto. of course nobody responds until there is a public, negative review and then it's only to harass/coerce about the review - not to actually take ownership of a problem.
I'm not responding here, or anywhere, anymore. I'm sure you'll get my comment buried and hidden anyway.
@@useless274 would you please specify the website/dealer you purchased from as well as your order number? We will look into this. Thanks
You might want to add that you have to remove any Mudsling or similar item. This was not the easy fit I expected, as other posters have identified. And if you're not going to supply any written instructions at least re-shoot the start of the video and warn customers with later model 1250s the problems they will encounter and how to overcome them. Luckily, someone made the effort in the comments. Come on, guys. Not good enough. 😢
Thanks for your comment. Not sure what you’re referring to though. We don’t normally receive negative comments regarding the 1200/1250GS racks, but you’re welcome to send us an email with more exact details info at outbackmotortek dot com
@@Outbackmotortek It's not the racks themselves. They are good quality with a decent powder coating. No complaints about them whatsoever. It's the fitting of them. Trying to get a torx bit that would fit in the way you suggested was problematic. Either the thing was too long or short enough but without a shaft that could take a decent sized spanner. You do need to exert some force to loosen them initially. Can I save this faff by suggesting that the back wheel is taken off and a good quality right angled torx key is used to access the footage hanger bolts from underneath. I laid on the floor on my back which made getting access and engaging the torx bit very easy. Your suggestion was a good one and I appreciate your making the video.
Very nice Hungarian license plate.😁
dear OM, where are you getting your fasteners from… a $1 store? absolute cheese, wise up! not to mention mixed sizes not per your instructions. good enough product, but don’t spoil the ship for a ha’penny of tar. feel free to reach out.
Hate to blame the supply chain issues, but sadly it’s been tough to secure quality hardware in large volumes. We’re currently looking to upgrade! Sorry for not being able to supply better quality hardware for now.
@@Outbackmotortek thanks for responding. so will you be replacing duff fasteners for affected customers, or should i just go to my local fastener supply store, and buy quality replacement items myself?
@@Gilhark you can certainly ask for replacement hardware packages, but at this point we’re not sure when we’ll be able to source better quality hardware.