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You shouldn't have to take the fairing off at all. You may have to pull at it a bit to put in the bracketry but it was designed to be installed with the fairing on.

Hi Joses8168. Yes. You can use our Pullback Risers and Murphs Wedges. There's enough length in the factory lines. You'll have to use longer bolts in the outermost corners to accommodate the Wedges.

Here's the link. All the pricing and info is here: www.advancedsporttouring.com/R1200GSA_R1250GSA_Passenger_Backrest_p/bmwa-22-version-2.htm

Here you go: www.advancedsporttouring.com/Concours_14_Risers_p/c14-16.htm

Now, how in the fuk are you supposed to get a screwdriver down there to undo the clamp……..??.. Because I cannot seem to do it…

@@BGD.2980 I used a flathead. With the flat part pushing on the clamp and the edge pop open the clamp.

No. This item has been discontinued.

AST Ryan Ok, thanks. Any plans for anything similar in the future or are you done making parts for Concours 14’s?

It raises the handlebars 2 inches and gives 2 inches of pullback. www.advancedsporttouring.com/Concours_Risers_p/c14-03.htm

Here's the link: www.advancedsporttouring.com/Concours_14_Risers_p/c14-16.htm

If you have any other questions, you can email us at AdvancedSportTouring@gmail.com

I found them and have them ordered!!! Thank you!!!😊😊😊

I built a custom exhaust system. I cut several inches out of a Vance & Hines exhaust and fitted it to a custom set of headers.

AST Ryan . Looks good, prototype for future sales ???👍👍👍👍😂

AST Ryan . Doesn’t look like much ground clearance. 👍

@@LarryBishop69 I thought about it but without being able to produce our own line of mufflers, there's no money to be made. Its just gonna be a 1 off.

@@LarryBishop69 I've only had 2 problems in 8 years. I thumped two abnormally high speed bumps but everything stayed in-tact

These weren't designed to be stood on. I don't have a load capacity figure for you at this time. They're just for resting your feet on. You can adjust yourself with them but keep in mind that you're more likely to damage them when pressing at the ends of the foot pegs than if you were pressing closer to the fairing. The foot peg portion of the system is very long to give ample foot room around the fairing bulge. All pieces are made from cnc machined billet aluminum so they're quite strong and the main bracket bolts are class 10.9.

Yes we did. The exhaust was more of an experiment to see if we could make it fit aesthetically and create a better sound than to improve the performance of the bike.

There's been people at several of the major bike events in Florida that have been pouring stuff into the oil reservoirs of motorcycles. This was brought to my attention by several people that had this happen to them.

AST Ryan Bastards! 🤬 What a man does that with another people’s vehicle? Thx for the explanation!

This is what you need if you're looking for a passenger backrest that'll work with the stock rack: www.advancedsporttouring.com/Concours_Removable_Passenger_Backrest_p/c14-22.htm