2

Supported spotlights

25mm

Clamping diameter

4

Pieces per package

0

Required fields

Identification

Product code

CWJ082

LOBOO Name: Lights Mount

Capacity and measurements

Clamping diameter

Ø 25 mm

It is the diameter of the LOBOO crash bars from the CHG series

Materials

Spacer body

CNC-machined aluminum alloy

Processing

High-strength aluminum alloy, CNC machining

Spacers and hardware

Turned spacers and long-shank socket head screws

Fastening and assembly

Attachment type

Spacer through the bar’s hole, replacing the original screw

Request bar

Original BMW crash bar with through-hole

Installation

Non-destructive and reversible, with no cutting or drilling

Equipment

Content

2 spacers Ø 25 mm · 2 long-shank screws

Not included

Spotlights, wiring harnesses, and relays

Protection

Beam stability

The anchoring on the bar hole prevents the typical rotation of universal collars

Data not provided by the manufacturer

Weight, alloy, and tightening torques

Not specified by the manufacturer for this code

Specifications declared by the manufacturer LOBOO. If in doubt about compatibility with your model, please contact us before purchasing.

CWJ082 · 2 distanziali Ø 25 mm in alluminio CNC + 2 viti · per crash bar originale BMW · montaggio reversibile

All you need to know before ordering

Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.

Description LOBOO CWJ082 Auxiliary Light Mount for BMW R 1200 and R 1250 GS Adventure | Ø 25 mm spacers

Mounting two auxiliary lights on a GS Adventure seems simple until you look for a place to attach them. Universal clamps tightened around the tube rotate with vibration, and after a few hundred kilometers the beam points elsewhere. The LOBOO CWJ082 auxiliary light mount solves the problem at its root: it does not clamp onto anything; it anchors to a hole.

It consists of two Ø 25 mm through-spacers made of CNC-machined aluminum alloy, with two long-shank screws. They mount to the original BMW crash bar in place of the factory bolt: the light remains secured to the bar’s mounting hole and cannot rotate.

It is the cleanest way to add lights without drilling, cutting, or replacing original components. Installation is fully reversible: once the mounts are removed, the bar returns exactly to its original condition.

Compatible with the original BMW crash bar on the R 1200 GS Adventure and R 1250 GS Adventure. Lights, wiring, relays, and controls are not included: this is the mechanical mount only.

If the bars are already occupied by other accessories, or you prefer the lights mounted higher for a wider beam, the alternative is the bracket that mounts underneath the beak, on a separate page.

Why choose it
  • Plug and play mounting:on engine guard bars or OEM mounts, with included clamps and bushings for different diameters.
  • Universal M8 and M10 mounts:accepts most touring and adventure spotlights, not just LOBOO ones.
  • Anti-vibration:dedicated bushings and rubber grommets maintain beam alignment over time.
  • Tidy wiring:integrated channels and cable guide holes, with no visible cable ties.
  • Powder-coated steel:resists mud, weather, and washing.
Who is it recommended for

It's the right choice if with your R 1250 GS Adventure:

  • You already have engine guards installed and want to use them as a base for the auxiliary lights
  • You are looking for a concentrated low beam, useful on dirt roads and in fog
  • You want a bracket that accepts different brands of lights, thanks to the M8/M10 slots

If, on the other hand, the crash bars are already occupied, or you want the lights higher up for a wider beam, the solution is the CDJ082C bar which mounts under the beak, on a separate page.

Documents and manufacturer

Assembly and notes

  • Mounting on crash bars or OEM mounts, with clamps and bushings included for different bar diameters.
  • Auxiliary lights should be angled so as not to dazzle: use on public roads is subject to Highway Code regulations.
  • Recheck fastenings after the first 100-200 km.
  • Lights and wiring are not included.

How does it work, in detail?

You will receive four pieces: two spacers and two screws

You will receive four pieces: two spacers and two screws

The package includes two Ø 25 mm pass-through spacers made of CNC-machined aluminum alloy and two long-shank Allen screws. It is the complete pair, enough to mount two spotlights, one on each side, on the original BMW crash bar of the R 1200 or R 1250 GS Adventure. Spotlights, wiring, and relay are not included.

Attach the spotlight to the hole, not the tube

Attach the spotlight to the hole, not the tube

The spacer replaces the crash bar's original bolt and anchors into its hole. That's the difference compared with a universal clamp: it doesn't rely on friction against a smooth tube, so it won't rotate with vibrations and the beam stays aimed where you positioned it.

Use the points the bar already has

Use the points the bar already has

On the mounts of the original BMW crash bar, the spacer has a ready-made support, with no drilling and no permanent replacement of anything. Two spacers and two screws are enough for both sides of the motorcycle.

See how clean it stays on the motorcycle

See how clean it stays on the motorcycle

The spacer protrudes from the bar just enough to move the spotlight clear of the obstruction without adding visible brackets. The installation is reversible: remove it and reinstall the original screw, and the bar returns exactly to its original condition.

Add lights where the standard headlight doesn’t reach

Add lights where the standard headlight doesn’t reach

Two spotlights on the bar widen the beam toward the sides of the road, where animals appear at night and hairpin bends tighten. LOBOO specifies that the lights shown in the images are mounted for demonstration purposes: the spotlights, wiring, and relay are purchased separately and must comply with the Highway Code regarding their number, placement, and conditions of use.

FAQs

For more information, please see our FAQ.

What will I find in the package?

Four pieces: two Ø 25 mm through spacers and two long-shank Allen screws. This is the complete pair, so it is enough to mount two spotlights, one on each side. Spotlights, wiring, and relay are not included.

How does it attach to the bar?

The spacer is inserted into an existing through-hole in the original crash bar, replacing the stock screw, and secured with the supplied long screw. It does not tighten around the tube like a collar: it is constrained by the hole, so it cannot rotate.

Do I need to drill the engine guard bar?

No. The mount uses the existing holes or clamps onto the tube with the strap: no cutting, drilling, or replacement of any original components. Once removed, the bar returns exactly to its original condition.

Will it fit the original BMW crash bar?

Yes, and it is exactly the application it was designed for: the original engine guard for the R 1200 GS Adventure and R 1250 GS Adventure. The spacer replaces a screw already fitted to the guard.

Does it also work on LOBOO crash bars?

This version is intended for the original BMW bar. LOBOO CHG-series crash bars have their own light mounting provision with dedicated spacers: if you have a CHG08, CHG131, or CHG082, contact us before ordering and we’ll verify which mount is right for your setup.

Are the spotlights included?

No. This is the support only: spotlights, wiring, relays, and switches must be purchased separately. In the presentation images, the spotlights are installed for demonstration purposes, as LOBOO itself states.

Which spotlights can I install on it?

LOBOO bar-range spotlights attach directly. For other brands, check the spotlight’s mounting type and screw thread pitch: LOBOO does not publish the mount’s thread specifications, so if you already have the lights, send us the model and we’ll check together before you place the order.

Does the spotlight stay pointed where I aim it?

That is why this mount exists. A universal clamp tightened around the tube tends to rotate with vibrations, and after a few hundred kilometers, the beam points elsewhere. The through-spacer, on the other hand, anchors to the bar’s hole and does not rotate.

Is one package enough for two spotlights?

Yes: the package contains two spacers and two screws, so it covers the right and left sides. If you want to install four spotlights, you need two packages.

What material is it made of?

The spacers are made of CNC-machined aluminum alloy, with a diameter of Ø 25 mm, and the hardware uses long-shank Allen screws. LOBOO does not specify the exact alloy or surface treatments for this code, so we do not publish them.

Is it suitable for the standard R 1250 GS, not the Adventure?

The stated compatibility applies to the original crash bars for the R 1200 GS Adventure and R 1250 GS Adventure. On non-Adventure GS models, the original bar has a different geometry: contact us with the model and year before ordering, and we’ll verify it together.

Is anything electrical needed besides the support?

Yes: the bracket is purely mechanical. To make the spotlights work, you need wiring, a relay, a fuse, and a switch, which normally come with the lighting kit. If you connect high-draw lights, have the electrical system assessed: the GS has limited electrical capacity when many accessories are active.

Can I use it if the crash bars are already occupied?

If there is no free space left on the bars, the alternative is a bracket that mounts under the beak and positions the lights higher, with a wider beam. You can find it on a separate page in our catalog.

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