No definitely not loosing traction, not the bike anyway , my chicken strips are a little thinner now but in still not that bravesakm wrote: ↑Sat Jul 22, 2023 9:35 am Your not losing traction are you?
I had it the other day on a tight uphill but it was the traction control that came on
First time since owning the bike its come on without the wheels leaveing the road
It was very wet and I think I hit a drain cover or something
Bmw RT 1250 Agility
Re: Bmw RT 1250 Agility
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Re: Bmw RT 1250 Agility
If i was doing a 180-degree hairpin turn on an RT i think i would be doing no more than 5mph
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Re: Bmw RT 1250 Agility
Most likely a 1200, but what skills https://www.facebook.com/reel/657204369170187
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No lean sensor on that particular bikeGlenn wrote: ↑Sat Jul 22, 2023 4:48 pm Most likely a 1200, but what skills https://www.facebook.com/reel/657204369170187
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Re: Bmw RT 1250 Agility
Only if he's looking for answers comparing a faulty 1250 to a 1200TC
The GS 'is' the better bike :-)