Hello to all in Boxer land
Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 12:20 pm
Hi all, I,ve been reading some of the topics on the site and have enjoyed the discussion and humour immensely. Have also picked up a solution to my bike stopping when it gets wet; thank you.
Lets see, I currently own an R1100S (99), its travelled about 46,000k's and has a staintune pipe fitted (sounds nice!) and I must admit to visiting the dark side with a R1200ST. The ST was and is a big dissapointment, mushy suspension and a touring riding position which this has caused emotional damage that is only just repairable by its sale! What was I thinking? Have done a deal with the friendly Beemer dealer and get to keep my shirt as well as take home a new R1200S (Black with Ohlins) next week.
The 1100S will go to a new home, but will be missed.
Ah yes, I live in Coledale, NSW which is just below Sydney right in the heart of God's country (whom ever your God might be), with a nice twisty road at my door step and a beach on the other side.
I'm looking forward to a touring range of 200 + K's and fitting my tank bag and panniers when they arrive. My better half seems to think the seat looks a little thin though, perhaps a sheep skin or air seat will suffice.
Wayne
Lets see, I currently own an R1100S (99), its travelled about 46,000k's and has a staintune pipe fitted (sounds nice!) and I must admit to visiting the dark side with a R1200ST. The ST was and is a big dissapointment, mushy suspension and a touring riding position which this has caused emotional damage that is only just repairable by its sale! What was I thinking? Have done a deal with the friendly Beemer dealer and get to keep my shirt as well as take home a new R1200S (Black with Ohlins) next week.
The 1100S will go to a new home, but will be missed.
Ah yes, I live in Coledale, NSW which is just below Sydney right in the heart of God's country (whom ever your God might be), with a nice twisty road at my door step and a beach on the other side.
I'm looking forward to a touring range of 200 + K's and fitting my tank bag and panniers when they arrive. My better half seems to think the seat looks a little thin though, perhaps a sheep skin or air seat will suffice.
Wayne