It doesn’t matter that you don’t buy the best selling adventure bike on the market. Thousands do and have zero issues with them. The three year warranty’s should be peace of mind against any problems costing you anything to repair. Bet the orange squad don’t do that !
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I get that, but BMW should address the quality control issue, so people don’t have to rely on the warranty. But, as long as sales figures are high, that won’t ever happen.
We’ve got two BMW cars on the drive, and haven’t had a single issue with either. I’ve owned over 12 BMW cars over the years, and haven’t had any issues with any of those, so why can’t BMW apply the same quality control to their bikes?