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Back in SE Arizona
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riderr1150gsadv
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Nice scenery for sure and your bike is by now a classic too 
. Shame that BMW no longer makes that type of machine...
. Shame that BMW no longer makes that type of machine...
You actually can……. If you don’t mind a police chase
Welcome back to good riding mlarson.
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Montezuma Pass is such a great ride. If you have not you should make the loop follow Montezuma Pass to Parker Lake and take 83 to 82 to 90 back to Sierra Vista or wherever. I am a few miles from Montezuma Pass, unfortunately I am leaving Nov 1, until May 2022. My wife and I full-time RV and are Site Caretakers at Carr House, Hereford, AZ.
We just joined a local riding group out of Tucson mostly, SEAT Riders. They seem like a Bunch of great folks. They typically have rides every Friday somewhere.
We just joined a local riding group out of Tucson mostly, SEAT Riders. They seem like a Bunch of great folks. They typically have rides every Friday somewhere.
Nice scenery for sure and your bike is by now a classic too
I sure wish BMW would make this bike again...instead, they've chosen to continue to get bigger, more HP bikes. Even the 310GS is heavier than my X.
Small world. I've ridden all over behind the Huachucas. A few ghost towns I frequently visit back there are Sunnyside, Lochiel, Harshaw, and the adobe ruins at Alto Camp. I am also a member in SEAT though, unfortunately, I am not able to do Friday rides. Even the house/ranch that John Wayne used for the movie McLintock! is back at the San Rafael Ranch House down by Lochiel.
Maybe I'll see you out on the trails when you get back in May.
~ Mike
I sure wish BMW would put more $$ into going smaller rather than bigger.
Visian
look out!!!
Amen
Nice. I like your rally setup on the X.
Visian
look out!!!
Thanks... It was a piece offered by Touratech at a crazy high price, but it really does work well. The fairing attaches to a rally tower behind it that you can't see. It mates with a large tank option that I didn't want to add. The 2.2 gallon tank is small, but I usually carry spare fuel in the tank panniers. I see you have that nice tank from the dude in Holland...
Ian
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