2015 1200 Adventure
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Ya musta won the Lotto 
They 'start' at €17.5k but I think they're over €22k fully loaded…..
They 'start' at €17.5k but I think they're over €22k fully loaded…..
Tengiz99
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Any time I've been in that radio fella's place they've been wheeling out bike after bike... Anyway lack of a phone call isn't great, but is par for the course. 
A fully loaded 1150 adv back in 2003 was €19500 fully loaded.
No lotto win but sure one has to look after oneself!!
I may look to the fatherland and suss the situation there.
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No lotto win but sure one has to look after oneself!!
I may look to the fatherland and suss the situation there.
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Paddy would probably still be happy to get you one out in Maddocks.
patzx12
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22K full spec including luggage and satnav.
Paul is the salesman and he is sound.
They are busy boys but a vary good dealership.
Kearys are also good.
Paul is the salesman and he is sound.
They are busy boys but a vary good dealership.
Kearys are also good.
Adventurefankk
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Spoke to a salesman in kearys who informed me the gs adventure te model retails at 22 thousand without the luggage
gerry b
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Kearys hmmmm,
I bought two new GSA from them in the last few years, no trade in, straight deals, delighted they were to take my money, now I wanted to trade my 09 GSA for new bike, they were not interested as my mileage is too high they said, so when you buy a new BMW, park it in the front room, don't use it or they will not be keen to do business. I went to them twice this year and spoke with two different members of staff, bring back the recession.
I bought two new GSA from them in the last few years, no trade in, straight deals, delighted they were to take my money, now I wanted to trade my 09 GSA for new bike, they were not interested as my mileage is too high they said, so when you buy a new BMW, park it in the front room, don't use it or they will not be keen to do business. I went to them twice this year and spoke with two different members of staff, bring back the recession.
the civil one
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Im not sure its gone away ?.
the civil one
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Its too bad the high exchange rate has wrecked trade with the Englanders .
I wonder are they seeing the benefit of the High Gbp , in the retail price of €uro manufactured products ,like BMW ?
I wonder are they seeing the benefit of the High Gbp , in the retail price of €uro manufactured products ,like BMW ?
It's great for us though, Phil
Euro 95 working out at 88p per litre & hotels cheap too in Spain this week
still can be found in parts of the country
In Duffy's last week and took the R1200RS out for a test ride. Paul the salesman was sound. Selling loads of bikes.
the civil one
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The decision comes down to a new adventure or a new xt1200z. Both can be purchased in Germany for considerably less. The BMW €6000 less, the XT for €2.5/3k less than here. In both cases they are 2015 bikes pre registered to the respective dealers so no VAT.
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Hi Tom,
I'm sure you've already looked into it but just in case you haven't.....
I think the bike must be 6 months old and over 6000 kms to be exempt from vat.
Jim.
I'm sure you've already looked into it but just in case you haven't.....
I think the bike must be 6 months old and over 6000 kms to be exempt from vat.
Jim.
TheMcQuaid
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Yes, I can confirm that it is 6 months old AND 6000km, I'm currently about 150km to go....yiippeeee
What you gettin' Mark ??
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