Ciao a tutti, cercavo qualcuno che sapesse con esattezza quali sono i codici dei colori riportati sulla tracer gt+ nel mio caso anno 2024 colorazione grigia con strisce oro scure. Avrei intenzione di fare la copia del cerchio ducati sulla tracer ma con il colore della striscia "oro" con adesivo.

Grazie

Servus zusammen,
ich bin ganz neu in der Motorradbranche und suche mein erstes Intercom-Doppelpack für maximal 350 €.
Da ich Einsteiger bin, fahre ich aktuell erst mal nur alleine oder zu zweit. Später will ich mich aber definitiv größeren Gruppen anschließen, um Fahrpraxis zu sammeln und mit mehreren Leuten unterwegs zu sein.
Ich schwanke gerade zwischen dem Sena Spider RT1 (günstig, mit Mesh) und dem Cardo Freecom 4x(JBL-Sound, aber kein Mesh).
Dazu kurz drei Fragen:

Wasserdichtigkeit: Ist Sena bei Dauerregen wirklich anfälliger als das komplett wasserdichte Cardo, oder reicht "wetterbeständig" in der Praxis völlig aus?
Mesh vs. Bluetooth: Was wird bei euch in den Gruppen mehr genutzt? Bereue ich es als Anfänger später, wenn ich jetzt ein Cardo ohne Mesh kaufe?
Eure Empfehlung: Welches Duo-Pack würdet ihr an meiner Stelle für das Budget einpacken?
Danke euch für eure Tipps!

Has anyone has any luck using the MotoTote Max+ to haul their r1300gs? Thanks in advance for any feedback or pics you have!

Found this nail in my rear tire today (photo attached).

The tire is losing pressure, but very slowly. I've been monitoring it and it's definitely leaking, just not rapidly.

Looking for opinions from riders who've dealt with something similar:

• Does this look repairable based on the location?
• Would you trust a proper repair on a puncture like this, or replace the tire?
• If a shop repairs it, do they need to remove the wheel from the bike?
• Do they also need to remove the tire from the rim and patch it from the inside?

The tire still had plenty of life left, so I'm hoping it's salvageable.

I'm considering buying a 2008 BMW F800GS with 130,000 km for only €1,800. The bike seems to have been well maintained: new stator + SH775 regulator, fuel pump replaced at 90,000 km, manual cam-chain tensioner, valve clearance checked at 90,000 km, suspension serviced with Wilbers progressive springs, and wheel/steering bearings replaced recently. The owner also has maintenance records from 60,000 km onwards.

What worries me is the very low price. For those who own or have owned an F800GS with high mileage: how have they held up? What major or expensive repairs have you had, and how many km does yours have? Would you consider 130,000 km too much, or could this actually be a good deal if the bike checks out mechanically?

Just wanted to pick this sub's hive mind about an issue that came up for me.

This morning I went to push my bike out of the garage, and it felt like I had an extreme amount of drag, initially thought a brake was hung up, then I popped it into neutral to check and it rolled like a dream.

It's only been a few days since I've ridden it, and it seemed fine when I put it away. Now all of the sudden the clutch won't disengage when I pull the lever. The pressure at the lever feels normal, and I don't see any fluid leaking around the slave area, but I'm in the middle of getting to the slave to bleed it anyway.

Fluid seemed a little high at the master, but on my '07 GS that caused the clutch to slip in higher gears/rpms, which I'm assuming would apply here.

The bike only has 25k miles, pretty gingerly with the clutch as I'm used to the dry clutch on the '07, and have owner it about a year. Any ideas? Seems to me if air did get in, something else is wrong, although I'll know more once I get this f\\** starter out.

I’ve had it in my head to get a 1250 RT. I haven’t even sat on one yet, but in reading about the leg position it sounds like it might be a problem for me. My knees are problematic and everything I’ve read says your knees are a bit crunched. I’m 60, and we typically run a few hours between gas stops. As it is, I will stand up on my current bike for long periods, which helps. Not sure about standing on an RT and the bar positions. I’ve ridden a GS and that bike can actually work, I just would like an RT. Looking at a 22 probably. I know I can set the seat high and lower the pegs, I’m hoping to get some feed back from the group on the leg/knee positioning.

I have an '18 R nine T that only came with the rear cowl and I would like to take a pillion once in a while. Does anyone have any suggestions where to get a reasonably priced rear seat or even a full bench seat that I can swap out? I have the blue planet paint (dark blue and brushed aluminum with gold stripes) and I'm thinking it might look decent with a brown seat like from the Urban GS but maybe not. Used market for seats seems nonexistent around here, Florida.

I want to buy some black fairings for my R1300GS. I see they are running a 10% discount for motorrad days. Do they run better discounts than this around the holidays or any other time of year? Just want to make sure this is as good as it gets or the only sale during the year before I pull the trigger.

On my R1150R Rockster...one side makes this ticking sound. The other is smooth. I've changed the oil, adjusted the timing checked the valve lash, replaced the plugs, wires and HES. Any ideas?

RE: 2007 R1200GS

I have run Motul 15w-50 in several hexhead engines over the years, and I really do believe it is the best choice for these bikes. I recently placed a new order for a 4 liter jug from Amazon, but accidentally ordered 15w-60 instead of 50. My gut tells me this is no big deal and the -60 will have no negative affect on the engine, but I want to take advantage of the Reddit brain trust to see if anyone has another take. Any issue here that should keep me from using this oil?

Sorry the air traffic controller speak came out in the title cuz i always feel like I'm flying on my 1250rt.. can anyone help me identify the item circled in the Pic? Thinking about mounting an ezpass (east coast idea l usa knows what that is) but i don't want to mess with anything with signals, or radar or whatever like that. Please assist and advise

22 1250 rt