ianm00
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Can anyone tell me what type of cost I should expect for the 1200GS servicing?
Ie 6K service & annual service etc
Thanks
Ian
Ie 6K service & annual service etc
Thanks
Ian
1200GS Service Costs?
- Thread starter ianm00
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Most BM Dealers have set menus for servicing - best to check yours dealers website. Some will give you a small discount if you bought the bike from them. Any extras outside of the routine schedule will be more (if you know what i mean etc.....)
Most seem to be pretty fair on the unexpected IMO
Most seem to be pretty fair on the unexpected IMO
Mouse
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I was quoted 100-150 pounds for the 6k service. However I changed the oil, filter and brake pads myself beforehand and the final bill was just under £75.
TheJoker
Registered user
I've been quoted £180 for 6,000 mile service (due Sat)...
obewan
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6k service cpst
Was £135 I think at Clark's Rednal, Birmingham
Was £135 I think at Clark's Rednal, Birmingham
Shep
Shep of the Dessert
Hi All
re: 12000 service
Just booked mine in for next wednesday estimated cost for service + annual inspection about £350ish cant remember exactly but around that.
Also purchased a set of brake pads f&r ( just in case!!) £110 !!!!!
I had to have a lie down in a dark quiet room after that!!
If I fitted aftermarket pads would that have invalidated any warrantee claims?
See ya soon
Shep
re: 12000 service
Just booked mine in for next wednesday estimated cost for service + annual inspection about £350ish cant remember exactly but around that.
Also purchased a set of brake pads f&r ( just in case!!) £110 !!!!!
I had to have a lie down in a dark quiet room after that!!
If I fitted aftermarket pads would that have invalidated any warrantee claims?
See ya soon
Shep
Mouse
Registered user
£110!! 
EBC would set you back a maximum of £60 for the whole set.
The only possible warranty contention I can see would be if you had to claim for brake disc wear.
Seeing as the BMW rear pads wear so fast (mine lasted 4k miles) I think the savings in brake pads will offset any potential disc costs I may incur in the future.
EBC would set you back a maximum of £60 for the whole set.
The only possible warranty contention I can see would be if you had to claim for brake disc wear.
Seeing as the BMW rear pads wear so fast (mine lasted 4k miles) I think the savings in brake pads will offset any potential disc costs I may incur in the future.
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