10 Things You Should NEVER Do To A BMW GS (You're Probably Doing #4)
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10 Things You Should NEVER Do To A BMW GS (You're Probably Doing #4)
The GS earns its reputation for being unbreakable, and that reputation is exactly what gets them wrecked — none of these failures announce themselves until the bill lands. This countdown covers ten habits quietly costing GS owners real money: a $50 tube of spline grease that becomes a $1,200 final drive rebuild, a $300 valve check that turns into a $2,000 top-end job, a battery you let die once that throws fault codes across every control unit on the CAN-bus network, and a $10 tire gauge most riders somehow still don't own. No warning light, no noise, no dashboard icon for any of it — just a bike that gets slowly worse until something expensive happens four hundred miles from the nearest dealership. Real intervals, real repair costs, and exactly what each one is costing you.
What you'll find here:
Valve adjustments, final drive and shaft service, Telelever and Paralever work, electrical gremlins, sensor faults and fault codes, plus the routine maintenance that keeps a BMW happy for a long time. Boxers, GS, F, S, K and G series, I work on all of them.
Got a problem with your bike? Drop it in the comments. A lot of my videos come straight from questions you ask, so if something's bugging you, chances are someone else is dealing with it too.
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10 Things You Should NEVER Do To A BMW GS (You're Probably Doing #4)
Moto Care BMW
6,353 views
10 Things You Should NEVER Do To A BMW GS (You're Probably Doing #4)
The GS earns its reputation for being unbreakable, and that reputation is exactly what gets them wrecked — none of these failures announce themselves until the bill lands. This countdown covers ten habits quietly costing GS owners real money: a $50 tube of spline grease that becomes a $1,200 final drive rebuild, a $300 valve check that turns into a $2,000 top-end job, a battery you let die once that throws fault codes across every control unit on the CAN-bus network, and a $10 tire gauge most riders somehow still don't own. No warning light, no noise, no dashboard icon for any of it — just a bike that gets slowly worse until something expensive happens four hundred miles from the nearest dealership. Real intervals, real repair costs, and exactly what each one is costing you.
What you'll find here:
Valve adjustments, final drive and shaft service, Telelever and Paralever work, electrical gremlins, sensor faults and fault codes, plus the routine maintenance that keeps a BMW happy for a long time. Boxers, GS, F, S, K and G series, I work on all of them.
Got a problem with your bike? Drop it in the comments. A lot of my videos come straight from questions you ask, so if something's bugging you, chances are someone else is dealing with it too.
🔴 Subscribe if you want to save yourself a trip to the dealer: @motocarebmw
📺 All Moto Care BMW videos: Moto Care BMW
► COPYRIGHT ⚠️
All content on Moto Care BMW is original and protected by copyright. Unauthorized use or reproduction is prohibited. Please support our work by watching, sharing, and subscribing. Thank you!
#BMWMotorrad #MotorcycleRepair #BMWGS