How many modifications on your bike?

[divelandy]

OMG - i hope my wife's not looking....

Feels like "in my grandmothers chest" - On my '09 F8GS, i have:

OEM
- OBC
- Heated grips
- LED Indicators
- White lenses for indicators and break light
- Alarm
- Centerstand

Aftermarket
- HID 50 Hi/Lo conversion
- R1200GS handguards/extenders
- Scottoiler
- Autocom 200
- Autocom bluetooth dongle
- Autocom Kenwood radio cables
- Puxing 777 radio & bettery eliminator
- SD-Moto 7 Pin DIN panel mount connectors and covers
- Nippy Normans power connectors
- Various Powerlet cables (iPod/BMW to car adapter)
- Givi Monokey rack (already had box)
- 10l Marsee teardrop tank bag
- Adv-spec bash plate
- Adv-spec crash bars
- Kaoko throttle lock
- Rugged road rear break resevior guard
- Black reflective patches
- Red reflective tape (for a warning triangle on topbox base)


Coming soon
- Bikers Oracle numberplate antenna mount
- DIY PTT using indicator cancel switch
- Garmin Zumo 660
- Various cables for gps/intercom

Pipeline
- Panniers (depending on how initial trips go)
- Black metal front break resevior guard
- Lottery win

Added and removed
- Metal Mule screen (too much helmet turbulence)
- TT front break reseviour guard (Uuugly)
- Autocom PTT switch

 

[Big Nick]

Dunno never listed them before, oh well here goes-

BMW bashplate
BMW extended hand guards
BMW Sat Nav Mount
Zumo 550
Autocom
Throttle rocker
NN Frame plug
Wunderlich oil cooler cover
TT mesh headlamp guard
TT instrument surround with din socket
Wassall HID kit and ballast bracket (if you ride at night DO IT!)
NN Mudsling
Stebel Magnum horn
Optimate waterproof lead

Probably be some I've forgotten and no doubt they'll be more to come!

 

[rockchunk]

Steam filled handlebars, to suppliment the heated grips

Hollowed out tyres for lightness

Big magnets are affixed to the bottom of the bashplate. These attract the earths magnetic core, giving more grip.

Old valve springs on the handlebar ends. When it falls over, it just bounces back up again.

Each exhaust is rerouted into its opposite inlet tract. This gives a supercharging effect.

Daffodils are taped to the fork legs to provide extra ground clearance...... Everyone knows that daffys rise up in the spring. These are removed in the summer.

And a Y piece of course.

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[Global Rider]

On an R1150 GS Adventure.

Not so much modifications, but additions to both my R1150 GS Adventures...

- BMW System Cases and Mounts.
- Giva E52 Maxi top case mounted on an owner fabricated GiVi custom topcase mount.
- 3M High Grade Prismatic Reflective Sheeting was installed behind the reflectors of my GiVi E52 Maxia top case.
- Hella FF50 driving lights mounted on a TerraNova light bar.
- AutoSwitch and Blue Sea Systems 5025 fuse block.
- custom installation of a RAM Ball to mount my Garmin GPS and various other RAM accessories. I installed a 2nd RAM Ball so that I could also attach a camera.
- Datel LCD digital voltage panel meter.
- YUASA Battery Analyzer attached to the battery to facilitate charging and hook-up of my Gerbings electric gear.
- cigarette lighter outlet for powering electronic devices.
- digital ambient air temperature gauge.
- BMW anti-tamper oil filler plug.
- drilled the centerstand pivots so that they could be greased with a cone tipped grease gun, similar to the sidestand.
- 3M Stone Guard applied to the front surfaces of the wide GS Adventure gas tank.
- 3M Stone Guard applied to the frontal surfaces of those nice anodized GS Adventure forks.
- oil radiator bug screen owner fabricated out of black fiberglass screening.
- custom stone/mud guard attached to the front engine protection bar and skid plate. View it at GS Adventure Stone/Mud Guard
- spares: low octane coding plug, oil filler cap and O-ring, oil sight glass, fuel quick-disconnect O rings.

And a "Japanschrott - Nein Danke!" as well as a "Corsica Ferries 06" sticker on the rear mud deflector.