BMW R1200R R1150R/T F800 K1200R R1100R/T R1250R RnineT Message Board

Hi all,

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Will there be cleaning tips? My R still has small amounts of salty crud in the nooks and crannies after last year's New Year's Day ride.

Thanks for the link.

this sounds good. rode to work today, 34F. hmm. may need to buy a heated outfit. thank god for heated grips.
what's an easy way to keep the visor from fogging??

Yes bunkie there are cleaning tips.

The forum is new but many of the posters are long time Rounders. The group started informally a year ago when a group of riders found a similar intrest in riding year round. The web site gives you a chance to share their experience and add yours.

Neat Site!!!

Gotta' Love This:

http://www.yearroundriders.com./rides.html

The Marshmallow Butt 235

Too Funny!

Thanks!

Dallara

When it is cold outside I stay indoors and eat pizza.

gelbe Kulter wrote:Will there be cleaning tips? My R still has small amounts of salty crud in the nooks and crannies after last year's New Year's Day ride.

Thanks for the link.

Cleaning tips and more.

Hmm, I guess Im a rounder. Living in Phoenix I ride if its not raining. I dont like getting caught in the rain on the bike, we have these nasty storms that roll in. It starts with a dust storm, then the lightening, then the rain kicks in usually with gusto. Other than that I ride.

I feel kinda guilty joining. I live here in Phoenix, however I do ride in the Thunderstorms and I do ride even when its 110 degrees outside so I can qualify for a hot rounder.
Roger