Bro suggest an exhaust for my interceptor

Sehr schönes Motorrad

Very good review. I'm enjoying it so far. I'm thinking about putting one on my Honda Rebel 1100. My only question would be is this going to work well in Europe when I travel to Normandy and places like that?

Those cables are very nice upgrade

I do like the premium fasteners though. Those are nice

Aluminum sprockets don’t last long. Steel is the way to go unless you want to replace them frequently.

Good review. A couple of noteworthy points.... You can create and save routes whenever you have a signal (phone network or WIFI, home or hotel). You can load a 'saved' route and use it even when you do 'not' have a signal. A friend rode a 12k trip coast-to-coast in NA in both directions only using a Beeline Moto, which worked just fine in remote places where he didn't have a cell signal. Re-routing is supported for app created routes, but is not supported for imported GPX routes - however you can easily check the map (Beeline phone app) to see where you are currently and then ride in the direction of the nearest entry point on route, where the Beeline will automatically pick up the route again. OSM base maps work the best for GPX creation to use with the Beeline IMPO. It's nice and discrete, accurate, and has great battery life. But like any app, it will drain your phones battery if it's talking to it all day while sat in your pocket. All said and done - in Beeline We Trust.

hello from France !✌ I just discovered your channel, and ... I just want to congrats you for the quality of the work on this BMW ! Your way to film and your enthusiasm and explanation are so contagious ! But, there is a détail , wich could cause accident and injury, on your rims : Your rims is the first séries of the R 100 S , and they 're PRONE TO FAIL . Some cracks appears on the rim structure, visibly on the paint surface, wich can cause the wheel to break So In early 80's, BMW organise an action to change, the bike equipped with this 1st série's rims . TheNew rims design of the new wheel, contains small metal reinforcements, between the spoke of the rim I give you a link, where you could see the detail of the Rim, modified by BMW. It' s a videos about a R 100 S , ready to purchase, by " Flatwin Belgium" : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ2Vn6KMatNqpLcsi=2hzfHpOh_cf9REDj Anyway, look carefully after the apparition of the cracks, on the spoke of the wheel . ( Inspect it after each ride !) I hope they we're no présent ! Have a nice evening, V, ✌ Ride safe

I would think about using synthetic oil. It's a classic bike. Engines for classic bikes aren't made for synthetic oil. Oil could seep thru

Love the form factor, as I often think that my Zumo XT is too much. But it’s far too expensive for what it is, and then add the subscription …”I’m out.” 😅

Thank you for your video..! now I know that I need to subscribe to get the live traffic data 16:55 It is a game changer to me to not to buy it as the traffic in Jakarta is dynamic

I couldn't get the splitter so I made it through a local welding shop and finally was able to fit charger like this in my interceptor

Thanks for this professional and well presented video. I've just fitted the Dart S3 Classic [Light Tint] to a BSA Gold Star 650 .... looks like a factory fit item ... a top notch product!

With new phone-use-while-driving restrictions and penalties, I am really thinking about getting one of these for my car that has a very basic radio. It should fit perfectly on the round vents

What is the make of the adjustable mirrors shown on your bike in this video?

Brilliant explanation!!

2:04 "You just get a symphony of THIS..." *crappy loud music covers sound of bike* C'mon, guys.

Very nice bro! cool story!

Dumb question but, does it have a tachometer option? I just need to know how fast I'm going.

What seat is that??

Amazing tyres. What are they?

Nice work. Thanks for sharing your experience

Brilliant channel !! Love the Interceptor &really hoping I get one soon

This is the best review of the new Beeline Moto II I have come across. Well done.

So i currently have a 22' scout rogue and a 24' street triple RS. I love both bikes for different reasons, but I'm romping on both of them at 70-90mph. I've been seriously looking at upgrading the rogue to the 101, but now considering the 24 or possibly the 25 FTR R Carbon.... I love my scout, but lean angle still gets me.. getting the FTR will technically mean I'll have two naked bikes... still undecided. I only get 80-85 miles until the light comes on if I keep it at 5-7k rmps, so that's not an issue. Still no regrets getting rid of the scout?

Everyone has their favorite modifications. You and I agree on the up-and-back handlebar risers. In order of importance to me I did the following: 1) Large touring windshield (Madstad) 2) Michelin Road Classic tires 3) handlebar risers 4) Tire Pressure Monitoring System 5) LED headlight bulb 6) kickstand foot riser to fix severe lean (home-made). The exhaust pipes, fueling, and evap system are factory stock and will remain that way because the bike runs perfectly as is and sounds excellent (don't want it louder).

love the device, but don't really like the idea of a subscription... wonder if installing a bicycle GPS unit like a xoss nav (also black and white display, no backlight afaik) could work on a motorbike 🤔

Thanks I was looking to buy but they lost a sale once you got to subscription for some basic features 👎

I understand its appeal. I’m currently using on bar mirrors so I got absolutely no space for my big phone on the middle of the handlebar and this would fit perfectly there instead. My issue is the price. It is objectively a very expensive gimmick price purely because it’s unique and stylish. It’s literally a fancy second screen for the phone in your pocket since its proprietary ecosystem isn’t anything special. One of those cheap mini smartphones will do the same and more than it. Again, compact and stylish is awesome, but not for their price.

Enjoyed sharing your trip and your narration.

Hi WM…hope you and yours are well.. Any more vlogs coming on the BMW? Did you manage to tour on it this year? I followed the rebuild hence interested to see how you’re getting along with it…atb…Alan

Glad to hear you won't ruin it as a cafe racer. Great video, its great here's no annoying music. I'm picking up a 1977 r100s this Sunday, so I'm just looking to learn from other people's experiences.

Stick with it, you know it will all be worth it!

Every bike should come standard with something like Beeline. See Royal Enfield did it and their bike price still good. Hope the other bikes manufacturer start soon offering this type of navigation integrated.

These will probably be discontinued soon, so I urge you to keep hold of it.

Absolutely bloody stunning

I'm sorry but in this day and age of free apps on phones/tablets, you have to be an utter mug to pay for a subscription on a device like this. Whilst I think the device is great its simply not worth a subscription with the overwhelmingly better freely available apps.

Great looking bike

Hi cheers for the video really well filmed great quality. I have been looking at these for a while and i want to get one, i see you have a discount code which when added to the site it makes a good saving on buying one in the uk but what was your import duty?, i see taxes are paid but was wondering after import duty to the uk if there is any saving?. Cheers mike

Definitely not for me

This is the fifth review I'm watching of this device and the first one that's taking an actually critical look with important insights for me. Thanks for that and my sympathies for the state of British roads 😐

Your assessment of the fun mode made me laugh out loud, because those "sketchy tiny back roads" are, for me, the best part of riding. If the asphalt looks like it hasn't been maintained since before I was born (and, well, I have grandkids) and you suspect gravel would be easier to ride, that's my kind of ride. Which is why I usually DON'T use navigation, because any and all I've tried don't go those roads unless you get very creative with waypoints. Needing a phone, however, is all but a no-go for me, because I usually don't take mine - I only have it for work and frequently forget to charge it for a week or two. Oh well. Edit: I downloaded the app and tried a few sample routes, and, nope, all main roads even in fun mode, just like on Calimoto and the like. Shame. You had me hopeful for a second, there.

Great stuff thanks for sharing.

Can you reveal your source for the "R100CS" badge on the rear seat cowell ?

Thanks for this helpful video. Are all theese mods listed usable on EURO-5 2021 model, in Italy?

How is it not raining??

BTW navigation audio instructions only available with an extra subscription :(

Reading through the comments, I guess it's all been said. Such a beautiful machine. And the bikini fairing!!! I've owned a 1992 R100r for a number of years and it stands at just shy of 60K miles. Several trips from Scotland to France with the only issue being a broken clutch cable. It's black too, but not to the standard of your machine. As you say, use it and tour on it.

I have a couple of R100 s. Hard shifting? Try lubing the transmission splines. Wobble? Try adjusting head bearings. Been riding my '82 R100S since '91 and put many a mile full of smiles on her. 300k and counting. Early maintenance and regular oil changes keeps them going. OH, and be sure to flush and clean the tank on a regular schedule. Condensation happens. I'll stop riding when I get too old.

Sounds brilliant !! Great video.. Hoping to get a RE Interceptor Next year