Are Bmw K1200s Reliable

Zero reliability problems on my '06 K1200S in 12000 miles, just 2 finish related issues that were dealt with under warranty very promptly with minimum fuss. The new '08 K1200S has only done 1000 miles and all is well apart from a juddering clutch, which has improved with a few miles but is not as it should be. I suspect it will need to be replaced.

2005, which is the 1st model year for K1200S. I've heard a few complaints about reliability, but I'm just here, scratching my head, loving my ride. There were a couple recalls BMW dealership took care of for me, but nothing major- gas indication strip in the gas tank, rear wheel flange bolts.

Hello, I am buying an '06 K1200S with 24K kilometers or 15K miles on the odometer. I have been without a ride since I sold my beloved '07 K1200 GT. My hope was to buy an '09 model because some of the issues that plagued the pre-'09 bikes were sorted out by redesign in the '09's, but my wife is.

Power delivery, really heavy, seat Choosing The K1200S I bought my 2007 K1200S as I'd always liked the look and was curious what they'd be like to live with. So despite reading many mixed reviews about reliability and build quality I bought one. Well the reviews are largely right but if you get a well sorted one they are phenomenal bikes.

"Some radical engineering and plenty of proven technology" - MCN reviews the BMW K1200S, plus specs and owner ratings: The final curtain to my woes. A brick K1200 RS/GT would be equally reliable, but a little old to expect experienced service. If you are good with wrenches look for a 2003.

Any K1200/1300s owners here? I recently got a 2005 K1200S and I must say these are wonderful machines. Lots of low end torque and a pretty decent top end. Reading up on them they have their quirks but overall they seem to hold up pretty well and are reliable.

Mine has 41k miles and runs very. Post-2007 Models Many owners recommend opting for a post-2007 BMW K1200S if possible. These later models are believed to have had many of the earlier issues resolved, making them a more reliable choice.

Consider a K1300S Some riders suggest that if you have the budget, it might be worth considering a BMW K1300S instead. As a owner of two reliable early k1200s with over 50k on both I can tell you that when maintained they go around corners very well. extremely stable and precise and I think most would agree!

Disclosure: We may get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. The BMW K1200S is celebrated for its enduring style and unwavering reliability. And why not? This two-wheeler laid the groundwork for the BMW K1300S and subsequent touring models.

Beyond its attributes and reputation, however, the K1200S stands tall as one of the pillars of the liter.