No, I meant the opposite: the toolkit was for maintenance and not really needed at the side of the road. Though I will make or buy every tool needed for servicing it. Hate bodging and taking longer without the right tools.Are you going to apply the logic to your new bike?, carry a comprehensive tool kit and it won't break down
That's because most owners wouldn't know a spanner from a camel and have plastic card retrieval to the nearest dealer.
as Equipment package 3 - no idea
Did you spot it is fitted with optional led white indicators as opposed to the BMW standard of no indicators....COC , need I say more
Only joking, not all BMW owners are one
I did and was going to comment but got side tracked
as Equipment package 3 - no idea
Not meaning to be nasty but it's a shame they didn't spend more time making them more reliable and perhaps reduce the warranty spend to a sensible level.Sounds like one of those things you need to find out via the manufacturers "build my car/bike" type website. Land Rover do similar where you can add various "packs" (cold climate etc.), we sometimes passed the time on quiet nightshifts attempting to spec the most expensive car
About 7 degrees C, that's summer temperatures for Scotland
Yes between the shape of the tank and the screen it diverts air around you and off your chest.
Yes its a BMW optional extra, no longer in production, its like new, even came in the original packaging and fitting instructions.
