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Tech. Advice: Series 'B' / 'C' 500cc/1000cc Bikes
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<blockquote data-quote="erik" data-source="post: 117043" data-attributes="member: 3674"><p>I would like to say that I have some experience with BMW gearboxes 5 speed from the seventies. I had never a problem with the esa ,but the rest of the gearbox was not very good engineerd.After less than 50000 miles the layshaft was for the bin and three idlers from the mainshaft ,too.Pitting on the pinions was although a problem.Changing gears was all the time very poor in relation to other motorcycles.BMW is not the benchmark to my mind.Regards Erik</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="erik, post: 117043, member: 3674"] I would like to say that I have some experience with BMW gearboxes 5 speed from the seventies. I had never a problem with the esa ,but the rest of the gearbox was not very good engineerd.After less than 50000 miles the layshaft was for the bin and three idlers from the mainshaft ,too.Pitting on the pinions was although a problem.Changing gears was all the time very poor in relation to other motorcycles.BMW is not the benchmark to my mind.Regards Erik [/QUOTE]
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