So..... you've got longer legs than me!
No, as in your post is a load of cobblers!
your inside leg is longer than 28- 29 inches otherwise you wont be getting both feet down.
How to tell if a Twin Cam R1200GS has factory low suspension or not?
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No, as in your post is a load of cobblers!
your inside leg is longer than 28- 29 inches otherwise you wont be getting both feet down.
No, as in your post is a load of cobblers!
There's no need to be rude!
This isn't Twitter....yet
There's no need to be rude!
This isn't Twitter....yet
Pretty sure BMW we’re offering low suspension models long before Twincams. My mot man had an early single cam in his workshop that was obviously a low model. It certainly looked odd.
if you think thats rude 
As others have said, BMW did the low seat option which included Non ESA suspension with the rear shock about 1cm shorter than standard plus a lower seat. Side and centre stands were shorter. Mrs Oldnfat had one for a while....have to say that it rode and handled better than my ESA GSA and I preferred riding it....when allowed!
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FYI: Original build spec's for my old GS TC TU 2012 "factory low".
Other equipment option X0499 details "Lowering".
However, any bike can be retrospectively changed from the original build spec's.
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