116,000 miles showing, but 112,000 of that came from the first owner.
I'm hoping to get this bike up to 200,000 and beyond.
It will be 20 years old soon, and I'm planning to treat it as a "classic motorcycle" preservation project every time I get something repaired or replaced. (As much as a retired guy can afford, anyway!)
NB: my 2008 RT needed a shaft drive inspection and service at 112,000. If you're up that high, or near, it might be good to get it serviced before it crumbles and you have to replace it!
Someone once said to me...
"Good advice is FREE, but ignoring it can be slightly more expensive!"
Survey of RT mileages
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Strat Tuner
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- Bike Model and Year: R 1200 RT 2008
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Re: Survey of RT mileages
- Strat Tuner(Yamaha FJR 2012, BMW r1200rt 2008)
"If you don't understand him, and he don't die young, he'll prob'ly just ride away."
- Willie Nelson
"If you don't understand him, and he don't die young, he'll prob'ly just ride away."
- Willie Nelson
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ManChild
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- Bike Model and Year: '23 R1250RT
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Re: Survey of RT mileages
My 2023 has 74,000 put on by first owner in 15 months.
Got a great deal plus ext warranty from Kissell with a trade on my 2018 33k GTL. Was getting too top heavy for my damaged 66 year old shoulders
Got a great deal plus ext warranty from Kissell with a trade on my 2018 33k GTL. Was getting too top heavy for my damaged 66 year old shoulders
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MarkW
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- Bike Model and Year: R1200RT 2012
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Re: Survey of RT mileages
Just had to change my vote. My 20112 camhead just clicked over 65k last week - service time now in time for this years shenanigans.