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13-11-06, 19:40
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Trustworthy Scouser AND
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Toxteth scouser, made good ..now hiding on the Wirral
Posts: 7,558
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Basic Register - Your PHOTOS please
OK guys...lets be having you put you Basic GS in this register...we'd all like to drool over them 
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13-11-06, 19:46
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Airhead
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Loughborough
Posts: 10,999
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I know it's childish
But payback is sooo sweet 
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13-11-06, 20:40
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Subscriber
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: lancs
Posts: 2,162
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Rob you big kid  you will have the mod onto ya.
mine is basically the middle one 
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"Happy GS ing , G/S ing and StreetCarving!
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14-11-06, 20:09
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Subscriber
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: derbyshire
Posts: 497
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heres fanny
Heres one its a bit like Robs,  white and blue two wheels and an engine 
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14-11-06, 20:44
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Bollox yer nosey gits
Posts: 11,056
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[quote=jaber]Heres one its a bit like Robs,  white and blue two wheels and an engine
NAHHH Nothing like Robs
FFS Me and Rob don't have Airyheads with wobbly paralevers,
I never have, and Rob saw the light 
OOO and if Rob can do it,so can I
Revenge is sweet 
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03-03-07, 18:36
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Subscriber
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Devon
Posts: 4,731
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01-05-07, 18:06
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My precious....
This is mine, was basic.
My precious
It's not so 'basic' anymore....
( But is restored within 5 minutes ).
Sold my R1100GS and a Kawa for it....
greetings
stef
BTW. how do I get a photo IN a posting ( instead of a link )?
Here you go Stef...  Cheers Kenny
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14-07-07, 23:03
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My Kalahari/Basic. Single seat in garage.
Just had to...... Most attractive machine Ive ever had. xx
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15-07-07, 23:42
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Albion
Posts: 2,380
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Brother. Where art thou?
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27-08-07, 21:19
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Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: UK
Posts: 27
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R80 GS 1997 Basic 26k miles
Every time I attended a GS off road event on my 1150GS ADV I was always surprised by the surefootedness and versatility of these bikes.
Doing my research, I kept reading that most previous owners regretted selling their R80’s and commenting that it was “the best bikes they had ever had”.
I now join the register with pride 
1st registered owner before me in Gemany was one of the managers of the BMW factory. Bike came to UK 2 years ago, garaged with little use.
UK registered by me last week 
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27-08-07, 22:39
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Subscriber
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: lancs
Posts: 2,162
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hi stephen,we met at the EM2 event.
your Basic looks nice and shiny.fairly original apart from the tyres 
heres the view from my abode (tent) 
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04-09-07, 17:50
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Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Sandiacre, Derbyshire
Posts: 45
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Mine...
R80GS Basic Kalahari, Nov '96, imported from Germany 2001, owned by me for just over two years. Bar risers, Odyssey battery, expensive aluminium panniers, TKC80s. Did the Alps last year. Took longer than I thought. Had to stop so often for the 1150 Adventures to catch up.
Can't post photos. Dunno if this'll work, haven't tried it before.
No doubt there'll be several derisory comments if it doesn't.
Steve.
PS  My girlfriend's 13 year old daughter has a much better source for these funny little animated icon things. Just let me know if any of you've outgrown these ones 
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06-09-07, 21:24
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GaStronaut
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Belgium
Posts: 1,553
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Here's mine:
Pretty much original, apart from the Gletter exhaust, carbon fibre bash plate, bar risers, low footpegs and such 
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14-10-07, 20:05
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Subscriber
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: N,Ireland
Posts: 270
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Does this count
Here is mine, just about to start the rebuild, this one has done a few miles and seen quite a few countries, its a 96 bike with 52 thousand miles.
Steve
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31-05-08, 21:59
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Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Rome, Italy
Posts: 33
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and here is mine!
I could not resist!
I got mine almost new 5 years ago, definitely a bike will always hang around in my garage!
Went to Tunisia last winter, and i wrote a story about bringing this "old lady" back to her roots!. It has been published on an italian magazine (you can download it here:
http://www.gianlucamarucci.com/gianl...m/credits.html - it is in italian!)
[IMG]/Users/Gianluca/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Originals/2006/Galleria Tunisia/07_24_02_Inmoto_Tunisia_015.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]/Users/Gianluca/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Originals/2006/Tunisia (foto Manuel)/2007_01_Tunisia_MG_8361.jpg[/IMG]
gianluca
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www.gianlucamarucci.com
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31-05-08, 22:06
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Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Rome, Italy
Posts: 33
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and here is mine!
Ops! I did not upload the pics!
let's try again!
gianluca
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