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What to look for when buying a 1200 GS?
- Thread starter javadave
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I believe some changes made mid 17 they are called 17.5 models if i’am correct
Buying used I would want to see service records, to ensure bike was at least serviced to Bmw specs
Money well spent would be to have a bmw dealer inspect and give you a written report on bike, several friends did this on used bikes and saved themselves a lot of grief later on
Buying used I would want to see service records, to ensure bike was at least serviced to Bmw specs
Money well spent would be to have a bmw dealer inspect and give you a written report on bike, several friends did this on used bikes and saved themselves a lot of grief later on
alegerlotz
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A known weakness is the fork recall that was for at least some of those years. Its easy to check that whether or not the work was done on any bike you look at by checking the vin number (as well as visually, although I can't describe what the changes are because I own an RT).
