http://www.rio-gladiator.co.uk/images/BMW-K1200GT.jpg
Minus the girl, I ran out of money!
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http://www.rio-gladiator.co.uk/images/BMW-K1200GT.jpg
Minus the girl, I ran out of money!
^^^Wow, looks fancy. What bike is that?
2008 k1200gt.
The BMW is beautiful and a capable ride. I have a couple buddies I ride with that have them and they do pull ahead in the twisties. The last couple weeks have still been good riding.
From the Bay
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To the mountains
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Its been a great year. Over 12,000 miles.
Getting Ready for Winter
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Back tire...
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Summer ride
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Summer ride 2
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I am getting stoked to ride again...hopefully March brings us some warm days fown in Denver and lots of big dumps in the mountains. Trying to sell my bike to purchase another if any maggots are interested. Obviously, wrong time of year, but there is only one of the 2009 models in the color I want left in Colorado right now.
Here is the info. Thank you.
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...d.php?t=151762
I rode this morning to work. A nice 30 mile ride. First of many!
getting itchty to ride...anybody here from the east coast ride enduro's and hares???? soome nice stoke on here thanks
I'm hooked on these k-bikes. Engine pull feels like a turbine.
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I race enduros and hare scrambles here in the southeast.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder
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Originally Posted by jbc28
I do the same here in Colorado and the surounding states. Anyone headed to the ISDE qualifier in Arkandsaw? There is a good chance we have a small crew headed that way.
Not me. I have done some qualifiers in the past. I like the format. Have you signed a letter of intent for the ISDE or are you just going for the race?Quote:
Originally Posted by Donkey Punch
I'm not smart enough to ride a fast bike and live for more than a week. Here's mine.
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http://home.comcast.net/~leonardsa/HARLEY11resize.jpg
The last of the non-speed limited 'busas. Big bore kit and various other go-fast goodies. Pulls harder from 250km/h than most cars from a dead stop
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Originally Posted by jbc28
I'll probally end up riding LOI again just so I can get an early number, not sure yet since I really don't want to go to Idaho but will probally end up going anyway. I will also depend on how I get a long with this new bike and how long it takes me to get set up to my liking. This is the first time I have switched colors in over 12 years. I know that I made the right choice this year, but it will definately take some work to get all dialed in.
Oh and just for the record, all the national enduros are run very sililar to the qualifiers, with no more time keeping. Can I get a Haleluja?(wow that doesn't look like its spelled right)
Fired her up today for the first time of the season.
Some of our clubs are starting to use the National format. I like it, but I like the old school format too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donkey Punch
Suzi Gixxer 600?Quote:
Originally Posted by boarderline
What's that, like 170 hp? Must pull indeed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cono Este
I just pulled the trigger on this. Just what I was looking for, an '05 with only 2800 miles! Can't wait.
153bhp. but its managable. I stepped up from 85hp, so I was a bit tentative.Quote:
Originally Posted by natty dread
Dakar is sweet.
ORLY? Has it been souped up?
http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/photog...ourcomp_HP.jpg
I'm in love with the transverse 4s. The Inline K bikes are great for cruising, I guess, especially the LT and GTs A bit too plush and polished for my tastes, but that's what BMW is about - kinda like Harleys are about the shake and the chrome. The MSRP on that bike was retarded - hope you didn't buy it new.
Natty, that is one nice looking bike!
Thanks. I'm stoked to get back into riding after a few years off.
Hoping to pick up the bike Saturday!
And to think for only an additional 11K, I could turn it into this!:eek:
Think I'll enjoy it stock for a while first! :D
Horsepower is the new cliff height.
i dont have much to brag about HP.Quote:
Originally Posted by phUnk
lb/ft however....