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BMW Enduroguard suit
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There's one link to a thread in the Similar Thread pane at the bottom of the screen.
I also found this video that was posted:
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthrea...adcrafter-vs&p=1084273&viewfull=1#post1084273
HTH...
I also found this video that was posted:
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthrea...adcrafter-vs&p=1084273&viewfull=1#post1084273
HTH...
sailorlite
New member
A good discussion in the Equipment forum at ADVrider.com.
lkraus
New member
Ahh, beat me to it! Thread is here:http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/bmws-new-enduroguard-suit.1183340/ It's unlikely you'll have any more questions about the suit after going through all that. Sounds like a great suit.
pglaves
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I do appreciate some posts like this, sending me elsewhere, but will point out that for this link to to be of any use at all a person must have joined ADV Riders, which I did once, found it too noisy, and am no longer signed up. My bad maybe but I am mostly a street rider with no interest in wading through the thousands of pages of testosterone that comes up on ADV.
riderr1150gsadv
Well-known member
I'm on ADV and must admit that there is a lot of testosterone laden bs on the site, but you can set your filters in such way that only the relevant, to you, threads pop up. Same as here btw..I must admit that CSM and Yo Momma aren't on my radar either. The ride reports and equipment reviews however are second to none... YMMV
Back to schedule..
lkraus
New member
Simply reading a thread at advrider.com does not require signing in or registering. I provided the link because it's the most complete review source for this suit that I know of. That thread currently has 469 entries. The only related thread I could find here has three.
There is a lot of nonsense and crassness there, but I won't lay the blame on testosterone, as there are women posting some pretty outrageous stuff, too. It's fairly civilized if you stay out of the Basement (which requires registration to even see the door). I guess you could call the inmates adults, whose social skills stopped growing in the fourth grade. Jack Riepe would probably be at home there. It is an incredibly large, worldwide forum, attracting people with all kinds of interests, skills, and bikes. The best investigation into the BMW fuel strip problem (and workaround) that I've found is there. Ditto for the GS fork crimp issues. The forum is much too large to try to keep up with every topic, so it does take some searching to find the worthwhile stuff.
There is a lot of nonsense and crassness there, but I won't lay the blame on testosterone, as there are women posting some pretty outrageous stuff, too. It's fairly civilized if you stay out of the Basement (which requires registration to even see the door). I guess you could call the inmates adults, whose social skills stopped growing in the fourth grade. Jack Riepe would probably be at home there. It is an incredibly large, worldwide forum, attracting people with all kinds of interests, skills, and bikes. The best investigation into the BMW fuel strip problem (and workaround) that I've found is there. Ditto for the GS fork crimp issues. The forum is much too large to try to keep up with every topic, so it does take some searching to find the worthwhile stuff.
