It will be fine whats the worse that could happen its not like the front wheel could fall off while on your favorite set of corners.
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It will be fine whats the worse that could happen its not like the front wheel could fall off while on your favorite set of corners.

Because you want it to be conclusive? but you cannot determine how much of a clattering the front end took from the pics, you can only speculate - would be good to talk to the owner of the bike directly and ask them what the circumstances were.
I put something 27,000 miles on my 2013 LC and now have 25,000 miles on my current one - neither bike has tried to kill me. I take heed of this latest service campaign and being a cautious sort of chap I take a look at the forks every so often.
I will wait for my recall appointment and in the meantime I see no reason to stop enjoying the bike and am looking forward to a trip up to the Dales in a few weeks and the Picos with my paramour at the end of August.
I guess you don't know the type of engineer he is not the type you would expect a spanner or socket are not the tools of his trade, more like a keyboard and of course the multimeter to test the fusesAs an Engineer I thought you would have more insight ?
Lack of damage to the whole bike apart from the fork tubes is a clue

Always one who has to bring racial and religious content to the threadThey say leopards don't lose their spots.
No matter Stu, you'll soon be on about ISIS and immigration etc
Edit: I hadn't seen that you had already started. You really are a sad little man
I guess you don't know the type of engineer he is not the type you would expect a spanner or socket are not the tools of his trade, more like a keyboard and of course the multimeter to test the fuses![]()
Shame he doesn't know much about bikes then![]()
What a bunch of scaredy old women, stop shitting your knickers and get a grip on reality ffs![]()
Reality is a face full of windscreen when the wheel drops off
If its any consolation, my local dealer hasnt seen a duff one yet.he was gob smacked to find out about it.i reckon its the heat, the metal expands a knatts cock and starts to allow a to and froing motion in the top of the tube making it egg shaped, then the bush drops out. A guy in the states has started making bomb proof clamps to keep the bush in place, $140.
Ive not seen one in a cold climate yet, so im deffo going down the heat route.Ive checked my 1150 and its as solid as the day it was made.
Can you send a link for this fix from America??
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go on facebook, search "gs 1200 stanchion" read the thread.
I agree with this.No, get the BMW fix. These will void warranty.