The time has come!!

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Well i'm enjoying the new bike upto now, pretty well got my head around these funny indicators (only blown the horn once exiting a roundabout) and its more than quick enough for this pensioner!! Looking forward to taking it up to Moffat and trying to keep up with you all!!
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Great to hear Peter :wink: 8)
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Enjoy your new bike Peter, looking forward to seeing you & the new bike in Moffat.
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Enjoy Peter.
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Looking forward to seeing it and you in Moffat!

Cheers

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Thanks all, looking forward to the trip to Moffat,
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Paul wrote:I feel an outing to Jack's in Towcester brewing... :wink:
Paul that sounds a good idea. A great opp for me to visit Nathalie at Farthingstone, squeeze in if at all possible a track day at Silverstone be it in our Red Italian four wheeler or my Racer.

Peter. A mature , considered choice of bike. I have long been a fan of middleweights and also taking every opportunity to use my bus pass :lol: :lol:

Do not dismiss the BMW luggage It`s only what a gentleman deserves :wink:

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Avoid a Bertie Basset top box (spotted in Ullapool recently)

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Edit. There exists a german online seller of discounted BMW luggage by the name of https://www.bmw-motorrad-bohling.com/uk/
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Hi Chris,
Already seen the German retailer, -----might just have to do a few extra days at work before I splash out, decent saving to be had and makes the panniers a possibility!! Not a great fan of top boxes myself. Have splashed out on a decent tank bag already though.
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Hmm, I seem to have ordered a pair of colour matched panniers for the XR-- a few extra days work I think!!
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Good Choice.


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Glad to hear you are back out on bikes and enjoying it Peter.

Haven’t looked too closely at the reviews of the S900XR, but have to say - it certainly looks to be a handy bike.

It’s up against some stiff opposition with the Tracer900 etc.

Must mention it to Dorsetboy (Mike the bastard) as a possible replacement for his Tiger800.

Enjoy! :)
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Hi Al well it seems to work for me,The S was getting a bit long in the tooth and whilst I still enjoyed it time for a change.
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herrman wrote:Well i'm enjoying the new bike upto now, pretty well got my head around these funny indicators (only blown the horn once exiting a roundabout) and its more than quick enough for this pensioner!! Looking forward to taking it up to Moffat and trying to keep up with you all!!
Nice one Peter!

Maybe see you in Moffat

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