Rinty
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Verholen in Germany.
http://http://www.verholen.de/
I have a set on order for my R1200ST.
They have dealers in the U.S.
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Pegs Lowered! 2011 R1200RT
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Verholen in Germany.
http://http://www.verholen.de/
I have a set on order for my R1200ST.
They have dealers in the U.S.
BMW Triumphant
Ed Kilner #176066
At 6'6" I lowered pegs and raised seat. Big help with knee aches. I also have found that a few minutes of leg stretches reduces knee aches.
Dale[/QUOTE]
Can you describe the stretches you found that help?
Lowered pegs and leg stretches
I generally do the hurdler's stretch, sitting on the floor in a position that looks like gong over hurdles. I touch toes and hold . I also lay back to stretch the thigh. Then I stand with feet at shoulder width and lean forward into a wall, keeping my heels on the floor, stretching calves.
Works for me. Try it.
Dale
I generally do the hurdler's stretch, sitting on the floor in a position that looks like gong over hurdles. I touch toes and hold . I also lay back to stretch the thigh. Then I stand with feet at shoulder width and lean forward into a wall, keeping my heels on the floor, stretching calves.
Works for me. Try it.
Dale
