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I also like the traditional clocks. I am amazed how BMW made the air cooled engine smoother than the previous versions.

Yes and No. The UK spec KZJ70 don’t have lockers but the you can get them with lockers outside of the UK.

in Australia the KZJ 71 and 74 have rear diff lock

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Thanks Brett

Back in 2015, there were more varieties. Including a V8 trike. Here is the video of it. Ford Mustang V8 Trike ua-cam.com/video/oduxE3ZyvKI/v-deo.html

not stupid, it works. low cg, perfect primary balance, easy maintenance. keeps yer feet warm, too.

I was on a hill 811 feet high, the other station is nearly 20 miles away using a base station.

​@@TheOutdoorFunOh wow nice!

@Abrahams_Bosom I also had a contact with a station 54 and 57 miles away. Both stations were on higher ground like myself on a hill.

I am 168cm tall and I wear 30 inch leg jeans. You could go for the lower chassis option with standard seat or lower chassis option with low seat. Ask your local dealer for a test ride. Nice bike.

@@TheOutdoorFun I rode the gen 2 and it was ok...but on the facelifted version, just like you said, it is even higher. Don't want to lower the chassis though. Maybe a low seat would be perfect.

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Not sure whether they have made any changes to the seat, worth checking with your local bmw dealer.

@@TheOutdoorFun it has not been arrived to Turkey yet. I am looking forward

You will love it. Enjoy!!

I think it depends on the dealerships. I use Bahnstomers in Alton and they are good.

Yes agree for top end power but for normal road use the new 1300 rules, instant power.

@@TheOutdoorFun XR has instant power when kept in an appropriate gear, tbh which bike is best it comes down to how you like to ride

Put it in Dynamic mode. It's a beast in the mode. Blew me away yesterday on my test ride. More power than I need. But Love the 50lb weight savings over my '21 R1250GS. The quick shifter on the XR is much smoother but I've been told it's because of the I4 and chain drive compared to my GS drive shaft and boxer twin torque. I actually like the power deliver and deeper seat feel of my GS, but XR weight was so nice n easy. Unfortunately a 15 min test ride with no twisties was not enough to make a decision to buy n replace mine. I'll test ride the GS 1300 next weekend.

@@awakeadventurer9198 Yes I know what you mean. I tried the dynamic mode too. 1300’s bottom down torque is lot nicer. I noticed the gap between the XR and GS is lot narrower compared to the 2016 models because the 1300gs is lighter and powerful now. Let me know what you think of the 1300 test ride.

@@awakeadventurer9198 really a test ride needs to be a minimum of two hours, when I test road an RR I rode 120 miles.

I might because I don’t use my bike for commuting, nowadays we work from home most of the time. I don’t do many miles like before. But I like the boxer engine’s bottom end torque. The new 1300 has got lot of bottom end torque. The surprising thing is the gap between the 1300gs and the standard xr lot narrower than before. The new gs are so good, light and powerful. I am waiting for the new gs to arrive before i make any decisions. The m1000xr is a different bike but the seat height is a problem for me.

Good to hear. I did a demo on the 2nd gen XR and struggled to get on with the lack of bottom end and buzzing vibes compared to my GSA. Guess you have to ride it a different way. Will book a demo on the new one soon

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@@williamskalaios6444 rubber hoses, not steel braided. its a cheap option, which should not be the case on a 23.5k superbike. Honda always do this - apart from their GoldWing.

@theonlyredspecial I have the motorcycle and it's rubber covered! Metal in the inside

With Nissin brakes it's rubber hose With Brembo it's metal hose!! Mine has metal hose covered with rubber!!

@@williamskalaios6444 I have had 3 fireblades myself, and yes they are rubber outside, im curious do you know the difference between braided steel brake lines and rubber brake lines? I am surprised you would think its a 'solid block of rubber' to classify as 'rubber brake lines'. Braided brake lines significantly reduce the issue of ballooning over time. Braided lines should give a noticeable improvement in braking force. But on a brand-new bike, the 'feel' of the brakes is far more dictated by the design of the calipers, the pad material and the ratio between the size of the master cylinder and the brake calipers' pistons. Yes Its hard to believe that Honda never see the need for braided steel brake lines. its the cheap option. Google it.

This is for handheld radios. I think the max power is 10w

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Yes I agree!

Hello Friend can i ask for advice I have these radios but I don't know how to execute them no instructions for setting up the programmer anywhere thank you for answer

@tomaskurka8405 Hi, I bought this radio pre-programmed with all the UK 2m repeaters and simplex frequencies. If you want to know more about this radio then please contact Thames Valley repeater group and they will point you at the right direction. Here is the link to their website: www.tvrg.org.uk/from%20CCC%20Oct2023/adv1.html

and it is possible that the radio they worked like baofeng I managed to do it on 144mhz baofeng can hear but km3000 no two do not go together i uploaded the fw too

This is a custom paint job by the BMW Motorrad dealer. The link is in the description.

You will need to find someone with the programming software to program your radios. If you are in the UK, you can try Radioswap.

If that is really 2 meters (as claimed in the Smiley link) then the length of that telescoping whip sure looks like my 2 meters 5/8ths, not 1/2!

Hi what range do you get with thus?

@@Ytb-nf7ef Depends on the elevation. You can easily talk to stations 40 miles away if you are on a hill. If you are on a flat ground 10 miles.

@@Ytb-nf7efI just installed the experimental firmware on a Quenshang UV-K5(8) so I now have a 5 watt 2 meter SSB compatible HT. I am going to get an adapter to use my 5/8 wave BNC telescoping antenna from up on top of the Santa Monica Mountains and test my simplex range.

Sorry I don’t know GMRS. I live in the UK. In the video I was on 70mhz frequency (4 meter band). The antenna is a 1/4 wave on 70mhz.