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No clamps on the fuel hose.

Welcome to the madness.

Welcome, and yes, love the yellow!

I'm in Canada, plenty more left bends here too, but it's our close proximity to the magnetic north pole that constantly pulls our bikes (and politicians) to the left.

BMW, always the innovators. But I do question the reliability of the attachment points. ;)

With about 20,000 kms on my Mitas tires, I have noticeably more wear and a bit of cupping on the left side of my front tire. Apparently I ride further and faster through left turns than right so I came up with this solution to even up the wear. At first I considered just remounting the tire but...

50 lashes with a wet noodle. :)

+1 on clutch drag. Check lever stroke, air in the line, leaking slave cylinder and as a last resort, warped clutch plates.

An actual round headlight, what a concept! I like it.

The new road from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk was closed last summer due to Covid, and that issue isn’t gone yet. Just saying. As for tires, in a perfect world you would have sticky smooth tires for the fast curves, rain tires for wet riding, cruiser tires for a comfortable ride across the prairies...

I used Mitas E07 Dakar tires for that trip. From Ontario to Tuk, west to Alaska, south along the Cassiar, then crisscross east back home. 20,000 kms trip and the tires went another 10k after that, no issues at all with the tires or the bike.

Just buy her some nice shoes.

Can’t see some photos, get a small box with numbers and jpg. ipad, safari, small town, local provider.......Wightman communication.

Welcome from neighbouring Ontario, Canada.

When barkingllizard posts a new picture..... and I only see a little box with numbers and jpg...... my whole day is ruined.

No. The harness is designed for 3 amps and is fused accordingly. Heated clothing will draw upwards of 10 amps.

Is there any possibility you have ‘energy conserving’ oil in the engine? I would also check for problems with the clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder, maybe they are preventing the pressure plate from fully engaging. I have a 2016 with 180,000 kms and I know I have abused the clutch...

Yes. I borrowed a shim kit from a friend and they were labeled 9.50 dia, for his Suzuki. Took my T12 apart and his shims wouldn’t fit. Hot cams sells kits in 9.48 and 9.50 diameter.

Good point. 9.50 diameter is available and will not fit. Must be 9.48

Mine is similar.