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paynes1
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New One

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Swapped my '14 on Saturday. Mirrors and most of the other stuff transferred - ready to ride  :)

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Levisp
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Nice. Be interested to know when you have put some miles on her if the gearbox is any different from your 14 bike.
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Nice bike - you lucky person  8)
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Levisp wrote: Nice. Be interested to know when you have put some miles on her if the gearbox is any different from your 14 bike.

I've put just over a thousand miles on my October bike, and the gearbox is much nicer!
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ItsOnlyMe wrote:
I've put just over a thousand miles on my October bike, and the gearbox is much nicer!

Cool. In what way is it nicer ?
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Levisp wrote:
Cool. In what way is it nicer ?

The upshift (assist) is so much smoother.


The downshift (assist) is easier.


Getting into 1st at any time is easier.


Finding neutral (at times impossible on my 2014) is again easier.


Overall, I'm very happy with the new model.
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ItsOnlyMe wrote:
The upshift (assist) is so much smoother.


The downshift (assist) is easier.


Getting into 1st at any time is easier.


Finding neutral (at times impossible on my 2014) is again easier.


Overall, I'm very happy with the new model.

Just what I found when I switched to a 17 GS.


Like the colour scheme BTW - unusually for me, given that it's not grey!


;-))
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Very nice and good colour scheme. Safe riding!
So when is this “old enough to know better” supposed to kick in?
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Cheers for the info. Looks like BMW have tweaked the gearbox. Good to know. Thanks.
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ItsOnlyMe wrote:
The upshift (assist) is so much smoother.


The downshift (assist) is easier.


Getting into 1st at any time is easier.


Finding neutral (at times impossible on my 2014) is again easier.


Overall, I'm very happy with the new model.

Just back from holiday (not on the bike unfortunately), that is in June when I go to Luxembourg :). I agree, that everything is smoother although I didn't really have any issues with the old bike.


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I like the blue/red decals on white. Are they a factory, dealer or aftermarket option?
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Mobius,


Made for me by John at https://www.gsstickerman.co.uk/  Just contact him if you want something similar, he is extremely helpful.


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Great, thanks
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