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Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I was refering to the next size up rear tire on a stock rear rim. So instead of a 150/70 r14 using a 160/70 r14 or maybe a 150/75 r14. Kepping the rim the same size just adjusting the hight of the sidewall of the tire slightly. The speedometer calculator I posted...

I put the next size up tire on my Indian Challenge. I thought it improved the handling just a little and it made my speedometer dead on. I'm wondering if that can be done with the C 400gt? https://tiresize.com/speedometer-calibration/ After doing a search on the internet it does not look like...

Just the rack. I believe it is around $800.00 USD from BMW. Be careful. I notice these racks are different. Mine is like the one that is $230.57. It has a different case mounting surface from the very cheap one.

I used a K&N high flow oil filter on my Indian Challenger and I thought there was an improvment on the smoothness of the motor. The bike had more power than I ever needed so that was never an issue. But I would try one on the C400gt for the smoothness alone.

Thanks for sharing this information. I have a GPS mounted on my C400gt. I generally reads about 2 mph lower than the reading on the speedometer. I always suspected that the GPS was the real MPH.

These are the same as I ended up putting on my bike except mine are smoke color. I just cut the windshield a little to get full streering.

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I don't know? I like your idea but once you get the one button thing mounted correctly it really works easy and well. I mean pull the brake, push the button, and realease the brake, whalla. Also it is so elegent that I just really like it. PITA to install though.

@jokerface That is awesome information. Thanks for sharing. Have you noticed an improvment in the smoothness of the clutch since cleaning it?

Thanks for sharing the info. I'm sure it will be helpful to someone in the future.

I've owned an electric car for a year now and so far no maintenence cost. No fluid changes, or anything. I do put on snow tires and rotate all tires but the place I purchased the snow tires from provides both services for free. You would think an electric bike would be simialer. I have seen...

@Ceesie76 I looked in the owners manual today and found nothing about cleaning the screen. It was a good idea. To bad BMW didn't think about it.

I used the micro fiber towel supplied with the bottle of Screen Mom. I never use fabric softener in my laundry as I know there are issues with it making towels less absorbent and streaking glass. Fabrick sofeners have their pors and cons but for me the cons outweigh the pros.

Well I tried both water and Screen Mom today. Neither was perfect and gave about the same results. Actually the screen looks pretty good. The dark gray boarder still looks a little streaky.

Dah! That is too simple. I hope it works. My concern is that I left some kind of film on the screen from my plastic. But I am going to give this a try. mgg

Thanks! Just ordered it. On sale for $15.00 Amazon.

Are you use to the way scooters sound? When they are moving they make some rattle noises. If the service manager wes not concerned about what he heard and you are not noticing anything running amuck, I woiuld not be to concerned.

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Has anyone found a good product for cleaning the TFT screen? I use Plexus on my windshield and it is an awesome product for that but it does not work so well on the TFT screen. It leaves it streaky looking.

So when you brought it to the dealer they did not even have someone come out take it for a ride and listen to it? That seams strange. Most places will usually at least do that to determine if there is something out of wack. Scooters sound different from motorcycles for sure. I've owned a few...