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Re: [ST] new 06
- Subject: Re: [ST] new 06
- From: George Chacko <chackoge@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 20:05:18 -0400
Yup- I was disillusioned after my 2002 R1150R experience and it's
fuel leak problems. However, I continue to be tempted by the R1200ST.
GC
On Apr 27, 2006, at 7:25 PM, triumph1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>> Hearing of the brake failure issues from BMW riders of late and
>>> other
> problems that BMW refuse to admit to and I'm not that impressed
> with the after
> sales
> service. This has to be a consideration when making a purchase such
> as this.
> <<
>
> This is not new to BMW. I used to have K series RS models before
> switching to
> the Triumph marque. Now the K1100RS was a fabulous bike, probably
> the best
> they ever made... and then they made the K1200RS. I was
> unfortunate enough to
> own one, whilst the motor and frame were magic the brakes,
> lighting, electrics
> and general 'cycle parts' had plunged in quality. I remember being
> on a list
> like this for the K1200RS and the brakes issue made it to BMW HQ in
> the form of
> a petition. BMW took the 'head in the sand approach', after I sold
> the thing I
> noticed they adopted a servo assist for the brakes, which was
> overkill.
> Getting out-braked by an old shitbox Volvo was enough for me, If
> the Germans
> want to play games with peoples lives then I'm outa there. It
> would take a lot
> for me to be tempted back to BMW, maybe if they started making the
> K1100RS
> again...
>
>
> --
> Michael Browne
> BRG ST
>
>
>
>
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