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If it is RAM, then you could try approach RAM directly. Tricky that it is 2nd owner, and unsure where original owner bought it from? Would like to SEE it, to verify it is RAM.

Ok, not sure what to make of the ‘wink’, but if it is/was RAM, it would likely be swapped out, due to lifetime warranty, etc. Will leave it there. Cheers Chris

I feel they are SCOTT ADVENTURE racks (Natal); will confirm with the team on Monday…. Cheers Chris

Are you sure that is actual RAM product? N-o-t provoking a confrontation, just never seen that with actual RAM, and we have been a Dealer for 10 years +. Cheers Chris

You may wish to take a look at this addition, which we have a few Dealers buying in, too: https://wilddog.net.za/threads/ktm-790-890-and-husqvarna-pre-filters-now-avail-from-flying-brick.289044/

they (the Himalyan 450's) ARE fully Homologated, and are being sold. Of this I am 100% certain. Chris

@BaKsTe3nMaN just f.y.i. !

Yes, from where? And Superfoxi regularly drops/collects suspension parts from Flying Brick, (which are dropped/collected at us by customers of his...) since he lives/works so far out (Sun Valley, South Peninsula), so, if anyone is helping Dr Race 750 with this transport, feel free to drop it...

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Welcome to the Forum, and I like your anniversary-edition air/oil cooled GSA! (Fun fact; we have a client who moved from an oil-head BMW GSA to the Liquids-cooled bikes, he had THREE, a new one each year, he felt that the oilhead - for him - was the better bike, so he flew up to Jozi, found a...

Welcome to the Forum, enjoy the riding AND the Forum, and let us know where you are from in the USA? Cheers! Chris

Here you go: this applies to the GSA as well, but just the 1300 GS shown on these recall notices...

...following along...

Concur with Jughead: spoke with Andre - our employee who sold 2nd hand BMW's for a number of years - the Ali/Temu product is NOT up to scratch, according to him, and the technician they worked with... So in THIS case, buyer beware - consider going OEM. Cheers Chris