Will a quick shifter from Europe work on Asian bike

[khernik]

Hey, my quick shifter is broken on the 1-gen s1000xr 2016 (with the golden forks). In Thailand where I live, it costs around 3x more than in Europe unfortunately, so I need to ask friends to bring it 😅

Now I think it doesnt make sense but when I was at the dealer recently they told me to make sure the European parts will fit on my bike. Does it make any difference? I posted a picture here of the QS Im planning to get as well. (number of the part is 484729308994300 apparently)

[SimonUK]

My guess is that it will work no problem. You could go to https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select?product=M&archive=0&series=K49 and plug in the part number( and your VIN to really confirm) to make certain.

[smithy]

Originally Posted by khernik

Hey, my quick shifter is broken on the 1-gen s1000xr 2016 (with the golden forks). In Thailand where I live, it costs around 3x more than in Europe unfortunately, so I need to ask friends to bring it 😅

Now I think it doesnt make sense but when I was at the dealer recently they told me to make sure the European parts will fit on my bike. Does it make any difference? I posted a picture here of the QS Im planning to get as well. (number of the part is 484729308994300 apparently)

Don't think the Q/S module itself is sold separately from BMW and they're identical for all countries....the shift rod/module assembly part number is..:  23418553660   

Smithy