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Description

Top Case Rack

Available in: Chrome, Black or Silver

This top case rack was designed exclusively to fit the large Original BMW top case of the R1200 RT and K1200/1300 GT. It is a very elegant and simultaneously useful addition to your top case that allows you to carry additional gear along and/or those things that you wouldn't want to put in your top case, such as wet rain suits, gloves etc.

Details:

Seamless precision steel tubing
Sealed, robust attachment at four points. (the tubing has threaded ends)
Outstanding silver powder-coated finish and workmanship. "Made in Germany"
The supplied seals create waterproof attachment points
Includes all necessary hardware

Dimensions:

Steel Tubing - 12mm
Rack Width - 400mm
Rack Length - 310mm

NOTE: Installation requires drilling four holes in your Top Case lid at specific locations. A bit of patience and mechanical skill is very helpful. Note that the front holes must be drilled at an angle. The proper tools to do the job are required.

*Installation estimated at 45 minutes for this part may vary depending on skill level.

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Nice match to the style of the RT, careful on installation though

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Claudio | June 20th, 2020

You'll need to drill your top case to mount this and ensure that it is well positioned. A template or more specific instructions (mount at least x cm from the rear of the case) would be a useful addition to this kit. In my case I made an error and placed it a bit too close to the rear of the bike. The interior of the case slopes at a certain point and you need to be at least 1/4" in front of that. I managed to correct my error without any noticeable issues.

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Tony Mileur (Murphysboro, IL) | January 27th, 2013

Overall I like the rack, It look great and works really well, the only problem, be it small is that the timplt that is sent is 1/4 to a 3/8 inch off. What I did was set the rack where I wanted it to mount and marked it with a sharp lead pencil, drilled the holes( with a little Kentucky windage) and it fit great.