A quick pic or two:
New 2004 R1150R Owner
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New 2004 R1150R Owner
I'm two months in to riding this awesome bike, moving up from my 2003 F650CS which I bought new. I rode a half dozen competing bikes, but BMW must design their bikes for people exactly my size. I bought it in July with 6,500 miles on it - now it is at 7,900 - that bike was languishing for all those years!
A quick pic or two:
A quick pic or two:
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MikeCam
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Re: New 2004 R1150R Owner
Stellar photography!
Welcome aboard.
Enjoy.
Welcome aboard.
Enjoy.
The Older I Get, The Less I Know.
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Daryl.Stamp
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Re: New 2004 R1150R Owner
Nice;
DLS
DLS
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Dr. Strangelove
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Re: New 2004 R1150R Owner
nice pictures
now get out there and ride
John
now get out there and ride
John
'09 Schwarze Blanche DuBois
Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Re: New 2004 R1150R Owner
Thanks guys.
I also ride with the Warriors' Watch - http://www.warriorswatch.org - we're across the US right now, but there are two BMWs in the Southeastern PA contingent, one an R1200C and me. If anyone wants to join us, feel free.
--Sean
I ride almost every day. I have a scenic 18-mile commute (or a blah 25-mile highway one) each way. I work from home when it is bad weather.Dr. Strangelove wrote:now get out there and ride
I also ride with the Warriors' Watch - http://www.warriorswatch.org - we're across the US right now, but there are two BMWs in the Southeastern PA contingent, one an R1200C and me. If anyone wants to join us, feel free.
--Sean