bobs98
04-10-2008, 12:38 PM
Guilty of helping to promote the positive aspects of the R1200C and CLC family of BMW motorcycles. Now look what's happening.
I have it from a reliable source that there will be an extensive feature article in the May ON about that very same BMW Cruiser family to commemorate the 10th anniversary of this rolling piece of sculpture. Cover photo, testimonials and lots of photos. For those few of us that are fortunate enough to own one (or more), there will be no new news, only un-needed affirmation and acknowledgement that we have chosen one of the finest motorcycles that BMW has ever built.
There have been many who view the BMW Cruiser as a "non-BMW" and we have endured their ridicule for years. "C" owners tend to be a little off the mark of the typical BMW owner (wow, we really ARE an odd lot), but we remain proud and loyal to the brand that we love. The cruiser stimulates images from an era of relaxed and utilitarian riding, bringing modern performance and cutting edge technology, in the most stunning motorcycle to wear the BMW badge in the last several decades.
Pay no attention to the article! I encourage each and every one of you to ignore these complimentary afferings and go about your mundane lives and leave the BMW R1200C family to the few misfits among us that appreciate all it has to offer. If any of you feel the urge to pursue one on your own, please do so without stating your intentions, for such a quest will most certainly escalate the cost of this increasingly collectable and hard to find model. You can, however, go to www.Chromeheads.org to find out more and gain valuable information and meet some of the most dedicated BMW owners out there. Happy hunting.
Wait a minute, there I go again. R1200C? Not a real BMW! Forget what you have read here. Never mind....
I have it from a reliable source that there will be an extensive feature article in the May ON about that very same BMW Cruiser family to commemorate the 10th anniversary of this rolling piece of sculpture. Cover photo, testimonials and lots of photos. For those few of us that are fortunate enough to own one (or more), there will be no new news, only un-needed affirmation and acknowledgement that we have chosen one of the finest motorcycles that BMW has ever built.
There have been many who view the BMW Cruiser as a "non-BMW" and we have endured their ridicule for years. "C" owners tend to be a little off the mark of the typical BMW owner (wow, we really ARE an odd lot), but we remain proud and loyal to the brand that we love. The cruiser stimulates images from an era of relaxed and utilitarian riding, bringing modern performance and cutting edge technology, in the most stunning motorcycle to wear the BMW badge in the last several decades.
Pay no attention to the article! I encourage each and every one of you to ignore these complimentary afferings and go about your mundane lives and leave the BMW R1200C family to the few misfits among us that appreciate all it has to offer. If any of you feel the urge to pursue one on your own, please do so without stating your intentions, for such a quest will most certainly escalate the cost of this increasingly collectable and hard to find model. You can, however, go to www.Chromeheads.org to find out more and gain valuable information and meet some of the most dedicated BMW owners out there. Happy hunting.
Wait a minute, there I go again. R1200C? Not a real BMW! Forget what you have read here. Never mind....