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Re: Tunnie BMW GS.
« Reply #15 on: 21 August 2011, 20:24:03 »

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Actually stood up close to one yesterday. Until you do you don't realize just how big they are. I'd be fine once on as i'm a big lad but the panniers might make getting on & off tricky as i'm not as agile as i once was.....


.....not as easy to get your leg over!!!! ;D

They are big buggers.... was it the GSA or GS?

GSA has wire wheels rather than cast, it also has a much bigger fuel tank.

I tend to put tent & sleeping bag on back seat, it makes mounting it, "interesting" - Also with all that gear on the back and full tank of fuel, i'm not that strong, so it can be a real mission to lift it off the side stand  :-[

There's a lot of stuff strapped to that bike just for a holiday..

Say, Tunnie, have you ever thought about using hotels or maybe buying a caravan?  ;D

I've always maintained I love camping, but you can't bomb down a country twisty lane at 80mph, getting 50mpg, skip traffic jams or hold anyone up on a bike  :)


Just hope you don't meet anything coming the other way :o
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Re: Tunnie BMW GS.
« Reply #16 on: 21 August 2011, 21:03:29 »

Are you having a bit of a OAP moment AA  :-/ ;D
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