Nothing exciting location-wise, but I have wanted a K-Bike for a long time, and this one is mine:
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Nothing exciting location-wise, but I have wanted a K-Bike for a long time, and this one is mine:
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Originally Posted by PGlaves
Wow. I rember talking with you at Branson last year about your 49 State ride. Too bad to loose such a good horse, but it seems the horse did a lot to protect you under the circumstances.
I had something somewhat similar happen in December. Riding to work crossing a very long, curved, 3-lane freeway overpass in the center lane. As I got onto the bridge I realized it was very icy. Just then, an old Toyota comes up in the right lane already going sideways. She crosses right in front of me (like less than five feet), passing to my left through my lane and into the far left lane. Not content to stay there, back she comes from my left, this time tagging the K75 just at the front edge of the cam & timing chain cover. It was *really* slick, so the bike goes down to the right, I bounce off her front fender (breaking two ribs) and over the hood to slide down the pavement following the K75. Much like you, other than the broken ribs and some bruses, I was fine. My gear was fine (ATGATT!) other than some good skuff marks on the helmet.
I did get the bike back from the ins. company (they have been very fair) and will have it back on the road this spring once I get the new Pichler painted. Makes for an exciting day when something like this happens, don't it?![]()
Greg Feeler
BMW MOA President, Ambassador, & cat herder
1972 R75/5, 1990 K75, 1990 K1, 1992 K75S, 2003 K1200RS
Hello there, everybody. Just signed up. Happy to oblige with the request to post a K-bike pic. here it is. My 1990. Currently under 10,000 miles.![]()
I call this one "Moon Shadow", 1997 High Line.
She is a real runner now!!
Got her this weekend. What a rush.
Blast her down Deckers Road south of Buffalo Creek for me, would ya? That is my favorite piece of twisty road in all of Colorado; how I miss it so!Originally Posted by SXSMITH
Tom Domek #58621 Ames, Iowa
'04 R1150RT "Maureen"
Bahnsturmer MC #138
"Silence is golden, duct tape is silver"
"Anything worth doing is worth overdoing." Travis W. Redfish
Looking purty at the dealer before I took delivery last week!
I bought this bike last May, and hit a deer with it in November. Three weeks ago I got the damaged bits back from my paint guy, and as you can see my K is back in one piece.
Last edited by cshouse; 04-19-2006 at 05:11 AM.
Found on-line in a report of daily bombings in Bagdad.
Seems to me a helmet would not be optional and you'd better believe I'd be wearing a flack jacket.
Me and My ride. His name is "Greemer - The Incrdible Flying Green Brick"
He's an '86 K100RT.
Kevin
Metuchen, NJ
USA
Last edited by CNJKevin; 04-22-2006 at 05:27 PM.
Welcome! Is Nashua big enough for two GT's ? See you around!Originally Posted by mrlajoie
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Are we the only two? Should we start our own VERY exclusive club?Love the GT, just wish the weather would cooperate. This weekend is killing me!
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.....Mike
2003 BMW K1200GT
1988 Kawasaki EX500
1985 Honda Nighthawk 450
K1200RS Blue Ridge Parkway Rally '04