stuvy
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It’s brads hair you share in commonDon't worry about the micky taking @Screwdriver , I get the same as loads of people think I look like Brad Pitt
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Tinbasherdan Dan ?
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After saying no more BMW's... what have I done, pick up next weekend!
roofman
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she looks a clean one for year
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Aye, immaculate, no corrosion, just had stainless spokes fitted and a new battery. Owned by a retired BMW Motorad technician. Comes with Satnav.she looks a clean one for year
roofman
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could not ask for better
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Guess you will need a bigger shed now then!
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SHED !! They probably live in the bedroom and Rannsachair resides in that neat compact temporary accommodation with the grey front door seen in pic.1
Rannsachair
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Just need to get the Landy back together and room for another bike or two in the shed
zeppelin builder
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itl be a flying brick next ! fae the wife
Bobupndown
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Lovely, will the old bmw get any use now?
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I am organising a trip round most of Scotland next year visiting old friends, former Uni Classmates and old workmates, the bike has been selected with that in mind. Much as my old Beemer could do it, I will be happier on a modernish machine that has a little more overtaking and braking capability.
Though my health is now pretty good, I still have no real feeling in my feet and limited mobility/strength in my right shoulder, so the trip will be a challenge. I am thinking of making it a sponsored trip once I get the route planned with moneys going to MacMillan Cancer Support, who have been a fantastic support for me.
The old bikes will still get their local use.
Bobupndown
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Post the details on here and maybe start a just giving page?
I'm sure you'll get plenty of support.
I'm sure you'll get plenty of support.
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I see that now, may see if I can get a day off work this week, snow forecast for Tyndrum Fri/Sat/Sun!
Or will need to take the bike trailer.
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I never noticed, if no heated grips, will add them .
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You need some of these, Santa allowed me to do a test ride on Saturday with them on and they are the future
Instead of having an external controller I hooked them up via the ezCAN which monitors the bikes CAN bus and I have it set to look at the oem heated grips setting to adjust the heat.
