2005 BMW K1200S

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  • Опубліковано 18 кві 2021
  • here I want to share updated video of my 2005 K1200S.
    Recently got all services done with fluids, brakes and tires.
    We upgraded as well the exhaust to Akrapovic SP, new Sargent seat with storage pod in yellow, HealTech Quickshifter and Booster Plug!
    Millage: 2466 miles.
    Great and super fast bike!!!
    Visit us on FB @MBShed
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 19

  • @charlottejet4338
    @charlottejet4338 2 роки тому +6

    I love that co!our scheme. I've heard someone call it the "bumblebee".

  • @spaceexplorer6636
    @spaceexplorer6636 2 роки тому +5

    Best color combo IMO. The famous” Bumblebee “ absolutely gorgeous.

  • @DmitryBuhtyev
    @DmitryBuhtyev Місяць тому

    Моя мечта, он безупречен...

  • @kentwiley1067
    @kentwiley1067 Рік тому +1

    Great commentary

  • @Russtherider116
    @Russtherider116 Рік тому +1

    I think I'm going to buy these fairings

  • @henrymoreno6630
    @henrymoreno6630 Рік тому +1

    Nice bike! Where did you get the rear seat cover? Thanks!

    • @motorbikeshed5989
      @motorbikeshed5989  Рік тому

      This is produced by Sargent and work only with the Sargent seat.

  • @roberthasslinger
    @roberthasslinger Рік тому

    Nice! I literally have the same bike. What Quad Lock did you purchase? Ive been struggling to find something that will fit on the handle bars. Thanks for your help! Also, what are your thoughts on the quick shifter after having it for a while? Does it help with the clunking between gears?

    • @motorbikeshed5989
      @motorbikeshed5989  Рік тому

      there is special mount from Hornig which you can use. I am using mounted in to handle bar from the center then short RAM connection then the quad lock. It is working great as there is limited space on the handlebar a not much possibilities to attach anything.
      Here the link:
      www.motorcycleparts-hornig.com/BMW-K-1300-S/Navigation-and-Communication/GPS-Mounting-upper-fork-crown.html

    • @roberthasslinger
      @roberthasslinger Рік тому

      @@motorbikeshed5989 You are the best! Thanks for sharing. Any thoughts on the quick shifter? And did it help with the clunking between gears?

    • @motorbikeshed5989
      @motorbikeshed5989  Рік тому

      @@roberthasslinger Hi, sorry I did not answered this question before - yes, the quick shifter helps a lot. You basically do not feel any clunking by shifting, but you need to setup the quickshifter timing to get there. The HealTech Quickshifter can be accessed over Bluetooth directly from your phone, so you can start with basic setup and tune how you like it. There are plenty of UA-cam material about this so you will have all info. From my side I really recommend ... bike also feel much quicker. Cheers!
      Btw, I think you can save also different setups for your different riding styles!

  • @fab.z8980
    @fab.z8980 Рік тому

    My dad have this motorcycle

  • @XenoJoker
    @XenoJoker Рік тому

    I've ridden the naked version, is there a difference between the 2?

    • @wheez0
      @wheez0 8 місяців тому

      The k1200s is the sport-touring version, it probably has a longer gear ratio for cruising and is pretty comfortable. It also has something called a "telelever" instead of normal forks on the front wheel, which is a better option for comfort but it gives less feedback to the rider, so Its not the best if you want to drive it at its limits.

    • @XenoJoker
      @XenoJoker 8 місяців тому

      @@wheez0 oh, so the s doesn't have that single front spring design? And I agree the k12r is super comfortable.

  • @mattbudesa6351
    @mattbudesa6351 3 роки тому +1

    Is the bike for sale?

  • @edonis3315
    @edonis3315 2 роки тому

    Where are the fuse box brooo plz

    • @motorbikeshed5989
      @motorbikeshed5989  2 роки тому

      All circuits are electronically protected, so plug-in fuses are no longer necessary. If an electronic fuse trips and de-energizes a circuit, the circuit is active as soon as the ignition is switched on after the fault has been rectified.