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TOMRUNNING
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Cycl2day
Cycl2day
Embarassed!
Wow - that is a beautiful image - clean and shining!
My R12R is an exact replica of yours but after riding it to NH last weeked in this New England Spring-Winter I can barely make out the color of mine. I guess I am now shamed into giving her a bath tomorrow (probably in the rain). When is the sun going to shine and warm our cockles?
Wow - that is a beautiful image - clean and shining!
My R12R is an exact replica of yours but after riding it to NH last weeked in this New England Spring-Winter I can barely make out the color of mine. I guess I am now shamed into giving her a bath tomorrow (probably in the rain). When is the sun going to shine and warm our cockles?
Bought myself a pretty nice birthday present: Triple Black!
Always loved the Black on the GS's,, very sharp looking
dirtmerchant
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sailorlite
New member
Dirtmerchant - Did you remove the yellow reflectors from the front fork legs? If so, how did you do it without scratching or gouging the legs?
dirtmerchant
New member
Yes, they have double sided tape holding them on, just pulled them off with fingers, no tools used. I removed the R1200RT stickers from the sides of the fairing too, I'm going for a less is more theme.
jkbales
New member
If they're persistent, warm the adhesive a little with a hair dryer and "saw" behind them with monofilament fishing line.
marchyman
Cam Killer
Or dental floss. I'll be doing something like that to remove the leftover adhesive from the reflector Ms Deer knocked off before putting the new reflector on the bike.
sailorlite
New member
I'd like to replace the red reflectors on the side cases too. The metal-looking BMW emblems shown in BMW's advertising look better to me. Evidently in Europe and the rest of the world none of those reflectors are required.
fastbikedroid
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BigEasy
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Here's mine had her since August of '07, just recently joined the MOA
She's only got a little over 7,000 miles on her, I suffer from MBS in a mdoerate form (4 others in the garagre right now) so none of my bikes get a ton of miles. This bike is however, the forever bike. I've bought and sold at least half a dozen since Beuhla here came home with me.
She's only got a little over 7,000 miles on her, I suffer from MBS in a mdoerate form (4 others in the garagre right now) so none of my bikes get a ton of miles. This bike is however, the forever bike. I've bought and sold at least half a dozen since Beuhla here came home with me.
sheridesabeemer
I Used to Be Someone
Picked up a new letter of the alphabet this weekend...
