Well, not receiving any replies, I decided to get a stick on gps unit. Turns out it was pretty economical. I mounted it above the dash and a separate power supply (cell phone battery recharger) at the same location. Very easy to see speed now and will have to take the battery in to charge...
Perhaps because I'm older, but I have a really hard time telling what speed I'm going unless the sun is directly behind me and illuminating the speedo. The actual speedo is also too small since I can't tell if I'm going between 40 and 50 or 50 and 60 (that is, the circle is too small so the...
Skutorr, we know you hate BMW scooters. You've said it over and over. You say over and over ad nauseum that it has QC problems, design issues and (probably the most accurate) a price issue and value for money. BUT, you have yet to show a bike that is prettier or has the same curb appeal...
Good luck. The mechanic at my local shop had a "heck" of a time getting one bolt out. Heated and cooled it but never freed...I'm not sure how he finally ended up getting it out, but he did. Hope yours is easier.
It is unfortunate...yes, it probably is a good idea to take photos of your bike before taking to unknown dealership...having anything happen on a reasonable schedule is not an expectation likely to be upheld in motorcycle repair, hit or miss even on oil changes. Only thing you can do is write...
Chose BMW over Burgman because of colors available (like the cosmic blue). Also, BMW has name recognition. Nice to have toys that folks are impressed by just by hearing the name. Had I been buying for commute or similar, I'd probably have gotten a honda for reliability.
Nice thing about mechanical devices, they don't remember what happened last month or even an hour ago. It won't care that you are suddenly ignoring it.
Pretty straightforward as well on the 600 sport. However, it isn't obvious how to unplug the plug without knowing how the bulb looks. It has to be pried off with a screwdriver but be careful not to break the plastic tabs holding the assembly to the reflector. I gotta say, this bike is more...
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I know a liter isn't gonna get me far, but it might save me from walking the 500 pound bike.
What, you think I"m stupid? The bike COG is at least 5 inches higher than my old hog. Engine is higher up, body is higher up, frame sits higher...no, I'm not an idiot.
Curious that you think the bike has a low COG. My sport sits way too high to suit me--but maybe the GT sits lower. My Harley was my favorite as far as sitting position. Also, the dashboard gages (particularly Speedo) are very difficult to read in sunlight (might be my shades). My C600 is a...
If you can afford to do so, a new bike will have fewer issues for the next 24K miles. You apparently rely on it for commuting to work...don't want your commute vehicle to be in the shop for a week or longer, right? Personally, I'd also switch to a more reliable and easier to maintain brand...
David, we get soaked in N. CA for everything. We paid for bridges built a century ago and they still charge us five bucks to go across (when I moved here a trip across the bridge was under fifty cents). Oh well, what can't be cured...
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