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Bike advice - 2015/2016 R or 2020 S1000RR
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OCB, where you been bro? Drop some of that knowledge on us dog!
What “o-ring issue” were you talking about??
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He might be referring to the crank case breather valve recall.
I have the PDF replacement instructions but they are too large to post here. I can email them though.
I have the PDF replacement instructions but they are too large to post here. I can email them though.
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He posted yesterday but didn’t respond here - weird. I wonder why he wouldn’t clarify his statement. lol
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here
the "forum effect"
thousands of people ride the .... out of their bikes
2-3 come along with a problem
reputation established.
thousands of people ride the .... out of their bikes
2-3 come along with a problem
reputation established.
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Back to the original question you will be happier with the purchase of the R the Beemer is a soulless boring inline 4 both bike are way beyond what most riders could ever explore. As for advice on this forum there are a few experts who express an uneducated opinion rather than facts. Congrats on the new bike and enjoy it.
unless you're a racer, i'd get the bike you lust over... if not you're constantly going to be second guessing yourself. In 2019 i told myself I was going to get a V4R... instead i got an S and I still have not been able to shake the want. The S exceeds my capabilities by a mile, but that's not why I got it...
Also, i think I'm different from most in that i feel guilty if I have multiple bikes... like I do. Think it has to do w my dad splurging when I was a kid. If you don't have that issue... multiple bikes is the answer.
Also, i think I'm different from most in that i feel guilty if I have multiple bikes... like I do. Think it has to do w my dad splurging when I was a kid. If you don't have that issue... multiple bikes is the answer.
That was in response to what Phl said
What you would find is that the bore is very large and that the skirt is very short
I don’t know about anyone else but I do not need a forum to understand piston rock and ring wear
You get one of these pistons in yer hands you aren’t gonna want it to only have one ring
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Wow, it’s been a minute since piston skirt length was routinely 2x bore diameter in high performance gas ICE’s.
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