Hexhead?

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What does "Hexhead" mean, in the context of the name of the 2004-2013 1200GS? Confused....:nenau
 
Still not getting it.

By that rationale, I should be called Hexhead by the shape of my knob...

Can't see anything remotely resembling a hexagon.

Look at the flats on each end of the rocker cover, they resemble a sort of a hexagon

Compare that to the rocker cover of 1150/1100 which is oval in shape

Hence the Hexhead:thumb2
 
What is wrong with R1200, I dont get it either. The R1200LC, ?? so where would the confusion Be ??:nenau
Looks nothing like a hexagon, Air cooled or Liquid cooled would suffice
 
Look at the flats on each end of the rocker cover, they resemble a sort of a hexagon.........................

No it don't, a hexagon has all sides of the same length, and all internal angles are 120 degrees.....:rolleyes:

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Errr......hmm :nenau
 

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No it don't, a hexagon has all sides of the same length, and all internal angles are 120 degrees.....:rolleyes:

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:blast Roy, you didn't even chuffing read the very page that you pinched that image from :rolleyes:

In geometry, a hexagon (from Greek ἕξ hex, "six") is a polygon with six edges and six vertices.

A regular hexagon has all sides of the same length, and all internal angles are 120 degrees.





FFS.....I can't believe you fukktards are actually having this as a discussion in your own technical section.

FFS....I can't believe that I've been such a Fukktard to join in :blast

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