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Darn…no size Large…all sold out 
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Hum…so is this a deal to get the pre=paid maintenance package? Not sure my dealer mentioned it though if did I failed to realize it.I bought the pre-paid maintenance package when I got the bike. Break in service on my TC would have been $450.75 at my dealership, BMW of The Woodlands Texas.
RevZilla has a really great deal on the Schuberth C4 Pro if looking for a flip-up full face helmet; I have a C4 Pro Carbon, which was my primary helmet when riding my GS Adventure; now I mostly wear a 2/3 helmet.
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As far as dragging floorboards; I have only scuffed the sacrificial nub on each of my floorboards while riding some curvy roads. I typically practice making tight U-turns, especially since owning the B-Model; and I've never dragged the floorboards while practicing U-turns.
I will most likely start wearing my C4 Pro as the weather starts to get cooler here in the Northeast area; however, I'm sure my HD buddies will poke fun at me for the look...![]()
Scott, thank you. Did not found one in large with the cool map graphic but went back today and pretty much got the last Large it seems of a Matt black C4 Pro for like $324 before tax.RevZilla has a really great deal on the Schuberth C4 Pro if looking for a flip-up full face helmet; I have a C4 Pro Carbon, which was my primary helmet when riding my GS Adventure; now I mostly wear a 2/3 helmet.
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As far as dragging floorboards; I have only scuffed the sacrificial nub on each of my floorboards while riding some curvy roads. I typically practice making tight U-turns, especially since owning the B-Model; and I've never dragged the floorboards while practicing U-turns.
I will most likely start wearing my C4 Pro as the weather starts to get cooler here in the Northeast area; however, I'm sure my HD buddies will poke fun at me for the look...![]()
I paid $2199 for the PPM, Averages out to $366 per service for the first 36,000 miles. I know some people probably will say it's a waste of money. It just makes life easier knowing I don't have to pay for maintenance for the first 36,000 miles. finance department talked to me about all the extra packages and whatnot.Hum…so is this a deal to get the pre=paid maintenance package? Not sure my dealer mentioned it though if did I failed to realize it.
BMW service is both time & mileage. There are services roughly every 6K miles and annual. If you do fewer miles than 6K/year, you’ll be doing an annual off-cycle from the 6K. Is your plan just on mileage, or also includes the annual services?I paid $2199 for the PPM, Averages out to $366 per service for the first 36,000 miles. I know some people probably will say it's a waste of money. It just makes life easier knowing I don't have to pay for maintenance for the first 36,000 miles. finance department talked to me about all the extra packages and whatnot.
It's 3 year/36,000 miles whichever comes first. I do 6,000 miles in about 6 months; I live in Texas, so we really don't have an off season.BMW service is both time & mileage. There are services roughly every 6K miles and annual. If you do fewer miles than 6K/year, you’ll be doing an annual off-cycle from the 6K. Is your plan just on mileage, or also includes the annual services?
I agree with your assement. I will turn 64 this December, but I like the looks and the vibe the base puts out. I ride it like it’s a bike to be romped around on and it fits that purpose beautifully. I have ordered a Corbin solo seat for it, cause the factory seat causes pain and suffering after a couple of hours.Get the base model. Slick as fock, the best looking motorcycle I've ever owned, and I've owned quite a few. The bagger comes with a windshield and obviously the bags. The transcontinental is a Street Glide in disguise. Looks more like a Harley than a BMW. A total departure from what the bike was supposed to look and be. I don't like it a bit. I noticed a lot of owners running after aftermarket parts that turn the bike into something else. It won't be a BMW anymore. I am amazed by the ignorance and poor taste of a lot of guys.
Don't treat this R18 as the only bike because it can't be, and you'll be disappointed. Keep it simple and it will make you feel like a James Dean of the twenty first century. Which is so fockin' cool in my book!
Just a thought.
I asked about an extended warranty and or a pre-paid maintenance program at the time of purchase for my B model; my dealership didn't have anything available, or at least anything they wanted to offer.I paid $2199 for the PPM, Averages out to $366 per service for the first 36,000 miles. I know some people probably will say it's a waste of money. It just makes life easier knowing I don't have to pay for maintenance for the first 36,000 miles. finance department talked to me about all the extra packages and whatnot.