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So the time had come for some new wheels, you all know how much I have enjoyed my S1000 R, well I have gone for the new one.
Changes to the geometry, engine, exhaust, gear shift, and style, subtle changes but lots of bits have changed, I am in 8) been thinking about it for ages, but i thought sod it, i am only on this planet once, life is too short. So gone for the blackstorm metallic, so red bikes are slow now and black bikes are the fastest now ;) (rolf)
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All of the above for the better in my opinion, been out all day getting used to and dong the run in miles.
I have to say she is a lot smoother than the out going machine, this could be due to miles, age etc, all very tight right now.

One thing I have noticed is the suspension, a lot stiffer, again could be due to newness, only two main settings, road and dynamic, the old one had three - soft, Medium and hard, this seem to be medium and hard LOL...

Gear shift is super slick, felt as good as the RR I took out the other week, now I have up and down (officially).
The throttle seems to have a slight bit of play, in terms of me twisting and power happening, again this could be as I mainly rode in dynamic pro mode, which made the bike very tight on the controls. At the moment I don’t have access to dynamic pro until after the 1st service. I have the plug and could put it in, but as per the last bike I intend to hold onto for a while, so I want run in as I did last time.
So I reckon this is why, don’t get me wrong I don’t think anyone would notice, but living with mine one, I know every little sound, and movement with it, its all new on this one. But I have to say the bike feels really good, I think I will be enjoying this one just as much.

Being the sport model it has everything I need, I did get the rad guard fitted, EP one, I am paranoid about how fragile the rad and oil rads are. I could see from my old one how much of a bashing it got, stones and what not, you can see the wear line, in line with the wheel. So had to get that fitted. Had the tank pad throw in, with the fitting of the guard. I will be doing the usual blinging up in due course. Already put on the old engine guards, they look like new, paddock bobbins again off the old bike. To come tail tidy on order, plate to match, and I will do the levers, I always find the brake levers are ok, but the clutch lever always seem to bend away too much for my hand, makes it hard to blip it for a wheel up moment LOL......

But other than that, no more bling planned, sticking with the mirrors, I did put the bar end ones on the old bike, but decided to keep as is this time. Screen is the old screen as well. I have left a lot of stuff on the bike, they are all part and parcel of the bike so I have kept it all together. Not Zippy though, he is back on the bars of the new bike hehe.

Clocked up some good miles today around Oxfordshire and Bucks.... even did a little run up and down fish hill..... (shocked)
A few pics of the beast.... started with 7 miles, now over 200 8)
Question: I dont know why all my pics have all this crap with them rather than just a pic!!!
So firstly my first love (S1000R)

Image20190630_093517_fk by Frankie Art, on Flickr

ImageS1000R Black BT 01 by Frankie Art, on Flickr

ImageP2030778_fksm by Frankie Art, on Flickr

ImageP2030758_fksmjpg by Frankie Art, on Flickr


Oh Yeah and one of the best things ever is the sound of this bike, the cracking and popping and banging is awesome..... especially banging down the gears ........ (inlove)
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Congrats.
Nice bike, nice pics, and WTF is up with that "castle"...??
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WOO HOO!!! Happy New Bike Day Frankie
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D41 wrote:Congrats.
Nice bike, nice pics, and WTF is up with that "castle"...??
Ha ha ha, Broadway tower, a lot of history https://broadwaytower.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; plus whats under it as well.
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Nice one Frankie, I have been waiting for you to swap. TBH I thought when you went down to bahnstormer and rode the rr you where going to test the r.

Just wait until the bike is unleashed and the popping and banging just gets better...

God I want my bike back...

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Black bikes are best
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Nice one Frankie. Best road bike BMW make 8)

Can you get a belly pan for it? To hide that ugly big cat. Your old bike looked so much better for the belly pan. Really finished it off (y)
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D6Nutz wrote:Nice one Frankie, I have been waiting for you to swap. TBH I thought when you went down to bahnstormer and rode the rr you where going to test the r.

Just wait until the bike is unleashed and the popping and banging just gets better...

God I want my bike back...

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Kwacky wrote:Black bikes are best
They are indeed and the quickest lol 8)
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Blade wrote:Nice one Frankie. Best road bike BMW make 8)

Can you get a belly pan for it? To hide that ugly big cat. Your old bike looked so much better for the belly pan. Really finished it off (y)

Yes they do one for the new model, due to the major frame changes the old one don't fit.....believe my I tried :D
The new carbon one will set me back 600 odd quid...... yeah I am in no rush, I am not minding the look right now.
That may change in time lol.....
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Has it got the tft dash on the new model? The 1250RS I went out on had it and it was very good.
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Blade wrote:Has it got the tft dash on the new model? The 1250RS I went out on had it and it was very good.
The RS has had that dash from the start, very nice, no this has the standard dash as before.... I am sure the RR one will end up on the R and the XR in time.
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The outgoing 1200RS had a strange dash, not the TFT of the new 1250 models, the GS had it as an expensive option for the last year or so of the 1200.

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Enjoy the bike, Frankie. I know how much you loved your red one. This can only be the same but better.
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Stonesie wrote:The outgoing 1200RS had a strange dash, not the TFT of the new 1250 models, the GS had it as an expensive option for the last year or so of the 1200.

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Yeah sorry mate your right... I was getting my dash's muddled up., I was thinking of the old style RS dsah, which in fairness was pretty unique at the time of release, you could chose the look you wanted, revs, or speed in different views and colours of my memory serves. The RR dash is full on and full of info, I dont know if this is the same as the new GS & GSA and RS or similar ? I cant keep up.... All I know is I will be setting my changing up light once I have had the run in miles completed lol.... its too low for sure right now :D ;)
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Looks good mate! Can’t wait to hear of your antics once it’s run in
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Must be something in the Tankslap water, everyone is getting new bikes
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I’m not ;( ;(
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Me neither. I need a new 4wd before I splash on a new bike
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Nor me.
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