And just to finish.......
Had a chat with Phil today and seriously considering an oo road course, for no other good reason than to have some fun
Taking hime to Rainbow tomorrow to collect his bike and can't wait for him to get out the car park
Great read this
Had a chat with Phil today and seriously considering an oo road course, for no other good reason than to have some fun
Taking hime to Rainbow tomorrow to collect his bike and can't wait for him to get out the car park
Great read this
Yeh! 
I normally ride the 1200GS but I did BMW's course on a 650 X-Country - the smallest bike available. I am shipping my 1200GS to the US at the beginning of June for a trip to Alaska. I'm not an off-roader by any stretch of the imagination, and was worried about the much-publicised gravel roads there. On the second afternoon of our 2-day off-road course in Wales, we got to switch bikes. Believe me, the skills you learn ARE transferable. I did a quick circuit through thick gravel on someone else's 1200GS, and had no worries. Like I said before, I'd recommend BMW's course to anyone. Over and out. 
I normally ride the 1200GS but I did BMW's course on a 650 X-Country - the smallest bike available. I am shipping my 1200GS to the US at the beginning of June for a trip to Alaska. I'm not an off-roader by any stretch of the imagination, and was worried about the much-publicised gravel roads there. On the second afternoon of our 2-day off-road course in Wales, we got to switch bikes. Believe me, the skills you learn ARE transferable. I did a quick circuit through thick gravel on someone else's 1200GS, and had no worries. Like I said before, I'd recommend BMW's course to anyone. Over and out. 
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