sgilbert Posted May 29, 2024 Posted May 29, 2024 I just picked this up but after about 400 miles it is just a bit bigger than my old knees can deal with. Current Mileage: 35134 Tires are like new and I just completed the following services: Service Done: air and fuel filters brake, clutch, tranny and rear end fluids Spark plugs Just added, JPegs (highway pegs) to the bike Drivers backrest Cee Bailey's 22" windshield I also have a trailer hitch not installed. Really nice comfortable bike, just a bit bigger than what I now want. Features of the bike include: - a radio/CD player - cruise control - heated seats and handlebars - adjustable windshield $5890 obo
FL_RedWing Posted May 30, 2024 Posted May 30, 2024 May not be the knees. Bike is notoriously top heavy. My buddy calls his K1200 "tipsy."
sgilbert Posted May 30, 2024 Author Posted May 30, 2024 I wish that was it but it is the right knee.. looking like I have some bad parts in there that will need attention... the bike was just the straw the did it
9Mary7 Posted May 30, 2024 Posted May 30, 2024 1 hour ago, FL_RedWing said: Bike is notoriously top heavy. My buddy calls his K1200 "tipsy." The "LT" designation means, "Light Truck"......... Seriously, I'd love to have a low mileage late model such as yours. They are amazing on the open road, but I too have a troublesome right knee. GLWTS
sgilbert Posted September 17, 2024 Author Posted September 17, 2024 well after trying to sell this bike, lowering and lowering the price I had 0 buyers so took a major loss and traded it in on a car..
szurszewski Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 On 9/17/2024 at 4:27 PM, sgilbert said: well after trying to sell this bike, lowering and lowering the price I had 0 buyers so took a major loss and traded it in on a car.. well, if you got something you like for something you couldn’t use that’s a win even if it doesn’t feel great financially. the k12lts are certainly heavy, but the center of gravity is so low they really aren’t tipsy - I think RTs and GSs feel more top heavy. The resale market for these though is pretty abysmal (great if you’re a buyer), so you were fighting an uphill battle to begin with.
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