Touratech Plug & Travel Suspension: BMW R1200GS/R1250GS Water-Cooled

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This video takes a comprehensive look at the key features of the Plug and Travel Suspension System and gives critical insight into the elements of motorcycle suspension.
If your current suspension feels spongy, worn out, too soft, or just not up to the task, it's time to replace your shocks with Touratech Plug & Travel Dynamic suspension. Upgrading your suspension is the single biggest improvement you can make to your R1200GS or Adventure.
The world's first plug & play suspension system for the water cooled R1200GS or ADV with dynamic suspension, Touratech Plug & Travel fully integrates into the stock wiring system, giving you all the same controls and adjustments you've grown to love. On top of that, Touratech suspension adds high and low speed compression damping adjustment along with many other features that will ensure your suspension takes you the distance no matter what the load or terrain.
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[@dansklenicka8403]

Great video!

[@EkonRekon]

Great video! nice job

[@foodbangladesh202]

Wow so great full video bro

[@rx72nr]

Thanks, very informative! Going to order a set for my r1250 GSA including one that goes on a DMC expedition sidecar.

[@TouratechUSA]

That's a great plan. We have worked with DMC to come up with specific shocks and spring rates for their sidecar builds. Let us know when you are ready and we can get you dialed in.

[@rx72nr]

What’s a better plan, have DMC order the suspension and install or order myself and provide DMC the components?

[@TouratechUSA]

@@rx72nr They usually have the customer order from us directly but I suggest you touch base with them first to make sure you get the right parts.

[@rx72nr]

Thanks! I got to see my plug and travel shocks at DMC last week, very high quality! I can’t wait to try them out on my R1250 GSA expedition sidecar build.

[@vitorlopes7801]

Hi, I have a Low chassi 2018 GSA 1200 . Any inconvenience in using your lower suspension( -25mm) ? Can I still use my center stand ? I guess that my bike will be 15mm taller, am I correct ?