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Beware: GS content
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Rob, what does he mean when he says "Next time I'll leave the coffins at home" ??
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I would say saddlebags
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They're large and big and pretty much indestructible cases I keep dead animals in.
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...you almost gave me hart attack with these kind of pictures...  ...we had a little 'RT-pancake get together' in Buren yesterday... ...and without getting the bike dirty... 
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Have a nice day ! Ron. R1200S + R1200RT Last edited by RoLoo; 03-30-2008 at 06:54 AM.. |
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I had a hart attack myself when I discovered this morning the mudstains are still there!
I spent close to 2,5 hours washing and washing and a third time completely washing the bike. The mud's still everywhere! But I guess that's part of being an thrill seeker...
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My Drz is like that all the time, the little gs occasionally.
I have been given the understanding there is almost no off-road riding in Germany. I hope to find that's not entirely true this spring. Jim
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I think there's plenty off road riding possible but probably not as you know it. There is lots of farmland that borders on forest and usually there are many connecting dirt roads between fields bordering these forests. You just need to find them...
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A friend of mine spent a few years over there... Took a Ducati, and 2 KTM's... Did lots of riding... He did note that a few farmers with pitchforks gave him dirty looks.
He Did bring a wife back that he picked up on a ride in Finland though.. I have a DVD of his riding there that he gave me... I will look and see what it has on it.
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2010 
2006 BMW R1200S
2011 BMW R 1200 RT
the stable a few years ago
2013 
