R1200RS + R1250RS Forum
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Wed Aug 22, 2018 1:44 am
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Zitat von Plum im Beitrag #1 If you don't find a good buy on a used Nav V buy a new Nav 6. It's really handy how it integrates with the bike. Both my wife and I had a 2011 K1300S. Both of us have had K bikes since 1988 and feel the boxer has slightly more vibration, but not much. The RS has very good mid range power. At times we miss the crazy acceleration of the K1300, but most of the time the RS has all the power you need. The RS is slightly more comfortable than the K1300S due to the bars being a little wider and higher and the fairing is bigger. The bags are bigger which is nice since we are touring riders. The RS weighs less, that's always a plus. The boxer engine is completely different from a K engine. Try to take a long test ride to see if it works for you. Welcome to the site. Lee |
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A good friend of mine has had both the K1200S and the K1300S - as well as a S1000RR and a R1200S.
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Zitat von Aussie Import im Beitrag #4 I agree, the R1200 is much easier to work on compared to the K1300.
Lee
2016 R1200RS Iowa, USA |
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One of the guys I ride with called the K1300S his "best ex-girlfriend." I'll let you mull over the deep thinking there.... |
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Are you getting it at Good time Center ? Did you ever had work done at this dealer on one of your bike ? I am in the west end of Montreal and it is an hour and a half for me to get there. I would like to have an alternative other than my actual dealer .
K100RS 1986
R1100RT 1997 K1200RS 1999 K1300GT 2011 R1200RS 2017 R1200RS 2018 |
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Zitat von albrown im Beitrag #12 I bought it from Nadon Sport in St Estach..I have had my K serviced at the good time center..no issues |
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