Part number help

[Gs1200robc]

Hi all

I have a 2016 gs 1200 triple black and I am looking for a replacement but of plastic that’s broken.

Does anyone know the part number for the fork protector circled in the attached picture?

Any help much appreciated




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[Alan R]

You’re unlikely to find anywhere to buy it on a Sunday evening, so may I suggest that your favourite dealer, in 12 hours time, will not only find the part but be able to sell one to you.
Alan R

 

[Fullchat]

Its a complete mudguard. I've found these with a bit of searching.

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/sh...1-2016-K50-BMW-R_1200_GS_0A31_&diagId=46_1478

https://www.fixparts-online.co.uk/en/bmw-front-wheel-cover-46618532312.html

 

[pbbanks]

As stated its all part of front mudguard. Keep looking on ebay. R1250gs ones & are the same . I bought one 2nd hand for £30 a while back. Or try Motorworks

 

[Georamage]

You’re unlikely to find anywhere to buy it on a Sunday evening, so may I suggest that your favourite dealer, in 12 hours time, will not only find the part but be able to sell one to you.
Alan R

Correct me if I’m wrong this is a forum to help people the guy asked for some help what a stupid
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[Yorkshire Twat]

Had to fit a front mudguard on prev bike.
From memory was about £50

It's a front wheel out job there's two bolts up on the inside of the mudguard btwn the fork stanchion area

 

[steadysteve]

The part number will be somewhere on the part itself, out of sight. Might take a bit of spotting as it will be the same colour as the plastic.
You’ll need the last 7 digits. Probably starts with an 8.

 

[Alan R]

Correct me if I’m wrong this is a forum to help people the guy asked for some help what a stupid
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You are wrong, consider yourself corrected. What about the tongue in cheek direction towards a dealership is unhelpful? Try reigning in the insults a little and consider if your response might be considered stupid and ignorant and somewhat less than helpful.
Alan R

 

[Wapping]

Correct me if I’m wrong this is a forum to help people the guy asked for some help what a stupid
Ignorant reply

Happy to oblige.

You are wrong.

Carry on.

 

[Bubb]

For the OP

For future reference, there is a great tool for part numbers for all the BMW bikes (both modern, and classics): www.realoem.com

I use it regularly, and find it a great source of info for parts numbers. I can then ph one a dealers and ask them to look up the part number…saves them time, so they are more than likely to assist.

Hope this helps

 

[Gs1200robc]

Thanks for all your help chaps


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[malcopopolo]

did you leave your disc lock on?

I did once and that bit breaks

 

[Gs1200robc]

I came back to it having parked it up and it was snapped at the bottom of the fork. Can only think it was done maliciously


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[fredaroony]

Correct me if I’m wrong this is a forum to help people the guy asked for some help what a stupid
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Yet he has probably contributed more than your 33 posts in two years.....Calling a dealer or googling is hardly a difficult proposition

 

[Flipfly]

Yet he has probably contributed more than your 33 posts in two years.....Calling a dealer or googling is hardly a difficult proposition

You’ve been here long enough to know that Googling is an almost impossible task for many forum inhabitants

 

[Gs1200robc]

Just an fyi I did Google but the reason why i did not find much was because I mistook the fact that the fork leg covers where part of the front mudguard, I had wrongly assumed that they were separate and therefore much googling did not produce results, it was only when it was pointed on in this thread that I found what I was looking for almost instantly.

Thanks all


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