Show us your GS/GSA LC
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The fuel light is coming on at about 130/ 140 miles at the moment.
I don't remember my last GS being that low, so am hoping that the remap will sort that out.
The fuel light is coming on at about 130/ 140 miles at the moment.
I don't remember my last GS being that low, so am hoping that the remap will sort that out.
Well stop wringing it's neck everywhere and you'll see 57mpg on the clocks
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The fuel light is coming on at about 130/ 140 miles at the moment.
I don't remember my last GS being that low, so am hoping that the remap will sort that out.
That's not the fuel light,that's the Engine Needs Changing light.
You must be relieved that you now have a reliable bike in the garage for when the Beemer is being 'fettled' !
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Big Zulu
Nice three day bimble around Anglesey, checking out wild camp spots.
Night 1 got the bike stuck on the beach at Porth Cwyfan - silly fecker. Need to learn how to switch all of the electronic trickery off. Moved on to Penryhn Bay, pitched up, in what was now a pea souper and set my clock by the feckin fog horns on Irish ferrys.
Night 2 after a day exploring every nook & cranny of the north coast got a tip off to pitch near Penmon. Turned out to be a picnic spot with fantastic views across to Snowdonia. It also turned out to be the local shagging spot for the boy racers and their unfortunate girls for the night. All feckin night.
So in 72 hours got 4 hours kip...but it was worth it for riding and the views. A little picture of big Zulu looking across to Snowdonia.
Nice three day bimble around Anglesey, checking out wild camp spots.
Night 1 got the bike stuck on the beach at Porth Cwyfan - silly fecker. Need to learn how to switch all of the electronic trickery off. Moved on to Penryhn Bay, pitched up, in what was now a pea souper and set my clock by the feckin fog horns on Irish ferrys
. Night 2 after a day exploring every nook & cranny of the north coast got a tip off to pitch near Penmon. Turned out to be a picnic spot with fantastic views across to Snowdonia. It also turned out to be the local shagging spot for the boy racers and their unfortunate girls for the night. All feckin night.
So in 72 hours got 4 hours kip...but it was worth it for riding and the views. A little picture of big Zulu looking across to Snowdonia.
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Congrats Paul enjoy your new steed
Congrats! Ride safe and enjoy the miles.
Mine was that clean only the day I got it home.
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