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Found this on a Honda Forum:
It's a modern BMW so it'll probably have warranty problems like a good percentage of their bikes these days.
Found this on a Honda Forum:
It's a modern BMW so it'll probably have warranty problems like a good percentage of their bikes these days.
The modern, high tech version of the saying "$hxt happens", is "Apparatuses developed using data-based engineering techniques suffer intervallic periods of non-functioning critical componets."
My BMW 2008 F8ST and BMW 2013 F8GT both came with a 3 year warranty included in the purchase price. Do Hondas et al. even offer a 3 year warranty? My 2006 Yamaha V-Star had a one year warranty, and when the battery failed after approx. 40 days and 1000 km, the answer was: ' sorry, batteries are not covered by warranty'. Yet, according to posts on this and other forums, BMW has been replacing batteries under warranty on bikes that are near the end of the 3 year warranty. Warranty problems? Or, warranty coverage? Of course if the warranty does not cover much, you will not have 'warrantly problems'!
For Goldwings, you can buy a Honda (not a third party) extended warranty for 4 additional years, totaling 7 years unlimited mileage. You don't even have to buy one from the dealer, I paid about $500 for mine.ALL versions of Honda's Goldwing come with 3 years unlimited mileage warranty, plus the ST1300. Kawasaki Concours 14 has 3 year unlimited mileage warranty. I don't know whether something like batteries would be included, but I would guess not, since battery life is at least partly dependent on how long a bike sits without either being ridden or connected to a battery charger. If BMW is replacing batteries under warranty that is surprising.